Mouse in the House

Experiments include creating electricity by making a lemon battery to turn on a clock, surface tension of liquids, reaction with household chemicals to produce a "fizzing volcano."

Investigate the surface tension reducing properties of soap, principles of a steam engine, different densities of liquids, homemade invisible ink also known as "magic ink."

Let's investigate a simple electromagnet monopole motor, look at the function of ammonium nitrate by making our own instant cold pack and explore air pressure.

Explore the impact of carbon dioxide and oxygen, spin a bucket of water round and round and learn about Inertia, see the effects between high and low air pressure!

Our experiment involves pressure caused by carbon dioxide build up. Explore the density of metal and water by making floating steel balls.

This experiment we grow our own crystals by using baking soda crystals and water. We see how static electricity works utilizing a Van Der Graaf generator and making saucers fly!