Homemade Lava lamp

Oly and her daughter Viola build a home-made lava lamp and use a surprising property of citrus fruits to explore the science of floating and sinking.

Build a home-made lava lamp and use a surprising property of citrus fruits to explore the science of floating and sinking

Olympia Brown does science at home with her daughter investigating density.They discover that an orange sinks when it is peeled and try objects from around the home to see if they float or sink. In this fun children’s activity, prediction, and asking questions, help to explore the science.

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