Mei and her daughter Mischa learn why bubbles are always round and find out how to make giant bubbles with a couple of wooden spoons and some string.
Make a really good mixture for blowing soap bubbles, learn why bubbles are always round and find out how to make giant bubbles with a couple of wooden spoons and some string.
Mei and her daughter have played with bubbles before, but in this activity for children they take a few moments to predict what will happen when they change variables during the experiment. The giant bubble wand that Mei makes is easy to make at home.
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The Christmas lectures was very interesting. I never knew gases could do loads of different things like:
. something exploding
. something catching on fire
. an object changing colour
. or something melting
. a solid disappear into nothing
Our science homework this week was to watch three of the four science videos and write what we had learnt from them. I have learnt that:
Anything that has weight and takes up space is known as matter.
Matter is made of particles which are like building blocks as they make up everything.
A property is a quality of a form of matter- colour, size or weight for example. Most matter comes in three states which are solids, liquids and gases.
An object made of matter can change its properties when it changes states.
The freezing point at which a liquid becomes a solid and it is 0 degrees Celsius.
These video clips were very short, however they explained the subjects very well. I thoroughly enjoyed them.