by Kesta | Sep 16, 2024 | Experiments, Science
As with all experiments, please check with one of your adults that they are happy for you to try out Zoe’s ‘Depression Cracker Pie’. Tell them what’s involved, what you need, and get them to stick around to watch — you’ll need to test it on someome anyway! Hypothesis...
by Kesta | Oct 10, 2020 | Experiments, Science
As with all experiments, please check with one of your adults that they are happy for you to try out Sally’s ‘lava lamp’. Tell them what’s involved, what you need, and where you plan to conduct it. Hypothesis Sally tells me that when you drop...
by Kesta | Jun 17, 2020 | Experiments, News
Are you a ‘scientist in the making’ like Marlow Brown (or have you got one on your hands)? Are you looking for something to do over the holidays? During lockdown I got busy creating new content for my website, and, with a little bit of help from some...
by Kesta | Jun 14, 2020 | Experiments
This experiment is in the ‘Try it Yourself’ section of Marlow Brown: Scientist in the Making. I’ve included it again here in case you’ve lent your copy to a friend (well done you!), returned it to the library (always best if you want to avoid...
by Kesta | Jun 14, 2020 | Experiments
This is a simple experiment with quick results. As with all experiments, please check with one of your adults that they are happy for you to try this. Tell them what’s involved, what you need, and where you plan to conduct it. Tina’s Hypothesis...
by Kesta | Jun 14, 2020 | Experiments
Have you ever tried catching bubbles? I have, and it’s virtually impossible! Regular bubbles pop as soon as you touch them – at least, that’s my experience. But contributing scientist, Lyra, disagrees. This experiment is untested by me, so I...
