Question

Which chemistry complex and fun experiments to do at home?

1. it should contain easily available materials at home
2. it should be fun and unique
3. it should not be a common one like baking soda volcano

Answer 1

Explanation:

Now I know a lot of us associate chemistry with lab coats, beakers and specialty ingredients but the reality is there are so many chemistry projects you can do using very simple, easy to find ingredients, often found in your own pantry. And since these types of simple chemistry projects use relatively safe ingredients, they are perfect to try with younger kids, ie. preschool and elementary aged children! In fact I think it’s so important for young kids to have a positive association with chemistry from a young age that fosters a love of this branch of science.

When most children are finally exposed to chemistry in school, it is at the high school level where the subject turns complex quickly; hopefully giving kids a chance to have fun at young age mixing up concoctions and watching chemical reactions will help carry their interest through the more complicated days of study ahead.

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Answer 2

Want to do science but don't have your own laboratory? Don't worry. This list of science activities will allow you to perform experiments and projects with materials you likely

You don't need esoteric chemicals and a lab to have a good time with chemistry. Yes, your average fourth-grader can make slime, but that doesn't mean it's any less fun when you're older.

Making a borax snowflake is a crystal-growing project that is safe and easy enough for kids. You can make shapes other than snowflakes, and you can color the crystals. The snowflakes sparkle really nicely. If you use these as Christmas decorations and store them, the borax is a natural insecticide and will help keep your long-term storage area pest-free. If they develop a white precipitant, lightly rinse them but don't dissolve too much crystal.

1.Borax Snowflake