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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. August 9, 2015. Want to get a taste of what it’s like to do a fresco painting? Everyone from the ancient Minoans on the island of Crete, to Leonardo de Vinci, used this classic technique to paint into wet plaster made of lime, sand and clay. It was tricky, since you could only do a small area at a time, and the colors often got lighter as they dried. 8211; 16 oz Corn starch. 8211; baking soda and vinegar for pH fresco. To make red cabbage jui...

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Homemade Sticky Window Gellies (Decorative Diffusion, Floatation and Evaporation Experiment) « The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. Laquo; Spy Juice. Holiday Break Science Experiments. Homemade Sticky Window Gellies (Decorative Diffusion, Floatation and Evaporation Experiment). What happens when food coloring molecules move, or DIFFUSE through gelatin, the substance that makes jello jiggle? This creative science experiment that my kids and I invented lets you play with floatation. Physics by sprinkling glitter on. Melted gelatin, watch colorful dyes diffuse. In the pan wi...

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. Laquo; Older Entries. Time Lapse of Monarch Butterfly Emerging from Chrysalis. August 18, 2016. Our eight Monarch caterpillars were in chrysalises when we returned from our vacation, and yesterday the first of them emerged! The World Around Us. August 2, 2016. Here’s a short video on how to find and raise caterpillars, via my new book, Outdoor Science Lab for Kids. July 28, 2016. To make a giant foaming slime volcano. And it was awesome!

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Magic Potion « The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. Laquo; Goblin Goo. Kitchen Table Halloween Science. Making magic potion is simple! Chop a head of red cabbage into small pieces and add it to a pan with enough water to cover it. Boil the cabbage uncovered for about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally, let it cool, and strain the juice into a jar or bowl. (Save the cooked cabbage for dinner.). Try adding a Tablespoon of baking soda to one glass of potion. What happens? Everything in our world i...

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KidScience app « The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. August 6, 2010. The free and Premium versions of KidScience. Are now available on the App store, making it simple to find an experiment that works for you! Search for projects by kids’ ages, time available and what’s on hand! KidScienceApp is a science lab at your fingertips, full of experiments you can do at the kitchen table, in your back yard, or even while you’re on vacation! Go to Kidscienceapp.com. Let’s do some science! KitchenPantrySc...

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. July 20, 2015. For some serious outdoor fun, try a little rocket science and parachute engineering. Click here. To watch a demo and segment on rockets I did for Kare11 Sunrise (the top video on the page is metamorphosis, the bottom one is rockets)! Here on Earth, you can design and test parachutes for our terrestrial atmosphere using produce bags, glue dots and string attached to a water rocket, to see what works best! 4 Use glue dots to firm...

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Summer Changelings « The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. Laquo; Lemonade Stand Science: Sugar Cube Fizz Bombs. Http:/ kitchenpantryscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/monarch-videos.mp4. You can look for monarch caterpillars on milkweed and swamp milkweed, which you see in the video above. Bring plenty of food home for them to eat as they grow (the plants you found them on.) Tiger Swallowtail Caterpillars prefer a diet of dill! For more information raising Monarchs. Click here to cancel reply.

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. August 9, 2015. Want to get a taste of what it’s like to do a fresco painting? Everyone from the ancient Minoans on the island of Crete, to Leonardo de Vinci, used this classic technique to paint into wet plaster made of lime, sand and clay. It was tricky, since you could only do a small area at a time, and the colors often got lighter as they dried. 8211; 16 oz Corn starch. 8211; baking soda and vinegar for pH fresco. To make red cabbage jui...

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Cornstarch Frescoes « The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. Laquo; Water Rocket Parachutes. Want to get a taste of what it’s like to do a fresco painting? Everyone from the ancient Minoans on the island of Crete, to Leonardo de Vinci, used this classic technique to paint into wet plaster made of lime, sand and clay. It was tricky, since you could only do a small area at a time, and the colors often got lighter as they dried. 8211; 16 oz Corn starch. 8211; baking soda and vinegar for pH fresco. To make...

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monarchs « The Kitchen Pantry Scientist

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The Kitchen Pantry Scientist. Simple Recipes for Real Science. July 20, 2015. Http:/ kitchenpantryscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/monarch-videos.mp4. You can look for monarch caterpillars on milkweed and swamp milkweed, which you see in the video above. Bring plenty of food home for them to eat as they grow (the plants you found them on.) Tiger Swallowtail Caterpillars prefer a diet of dill! The monarch population is in trouble due to lack of milkweed, which once grew everywhere. Click here.