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High School Science Project Using Energy

December 13th, 2009

Did you know that all foods we eat have some type of energy in them. Energy is heat for our bodies.

We will light a piece of food to show it has energy, Otherwise it would not burn and then use the energy from it burning to show it can heat water.

Punch two holes in the top of the small can on opposite sides. Pour a small amount of water into the small can. Only use room temperature water.

Use the thermometer to record the temperature.

Now have your parents use a lighter and light the marshmallow on fire.

Right away put the coffee can over the marshmallow and put the water filed soup can with wooden skewer on top of that. Make sure to record your temperature each time and use new room temperature water each time you do this.

Some foods have more energy inside them than others and that energy can be used to heat water just like it used the energy to keep our bodies warm.

Simple Kids Science Fair Project Idea

November 4th, 2009

You can use Charles Law to show a physical change in an ordinary bar of Ivory soap.

Charles Law states that a gas based material has a constant pressure and if the temperature increases so will the gas and if a bar of soap is made of foam this should cause the foam to increase in size because it is made of cell based gas molecules and will also increase in size.

Let us look at this before we proceed.

Soap is a foam. Foam can be any material that has trapped gas inside of it, somewhat like tiny bubbles. You may not think of soap as a foam because it is solid and hard but foam can come in many forms and they can be solid, hard or soft and spongy. You probably think of whipped topping as a foam as well as foam you use to shave. » Read more: Simple Kids Science Fair Project Idea

Easy Science Projects For Kids

June 24th, 2009
Easy Science Projects For Kids

It’s important for kids to get involved in science from an early age, as exposure to scientific ideas and the world of exploration as soon as possible is the best way to foster a love for learning in your children that will last a lifetime. At the same time, scientific knowledge is cumulative, so kids have to start with a solid foundation if they are to develop the necessary scientific skills to succeed in school, and perhaps in a future caree » Read more: Easy Science Projects For Kids