22 Halloween Science Experiments
Let's explore how temperature affects the light from glow sticks!
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Learn how to make a balloon inflate, a film can pop, and a spoon sing with dry ice!
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Do earthworms help plants grow faster? Find out in this science project!
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Have you ever wondered what the difference between a rock and a mineral is? Find out with this sweet experiment!
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Have you ever wanted to make your own light? With this experiment, you can make your own light by simply chewing on a Lifesaver candy!
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Have you ever wondered how soil microbes help break down organic matter? In this project, you'll explore the environmental factors that favor decomposition by soil microbes.
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Can earthworms and water help plants grow? Join us in this experiment to find out!
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Ever wondered which soda is the worst for your teeth? Find out in this fun science experiment!
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Does drinking soft drinks cause tooth erosion? Find out in this science project!
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Let's find out which beverage leaves the most stains on our teeth!
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Does the acid in soda really cause tooth decay? Find out in this experiment!
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Create a mesmerizing glow-in-the-dark lava lamp that looks like a swirling snowstorm of colors!
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Have you ever wondered how to make glow-in-the-dark stickers glow longer?
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Have you ever wondered how long soap bubbles can stay afloat in carbon dioxide? Let's find out!
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Have you ever seen bacteria that glow in the dark? In this project, you will streak luminescent bacteria on an agar plate and watch them grow and glow!
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Have you ever heard of rocks made of chocolate? Use chocolate to learn about the rock cycle in this delicious science project!
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Get ready to become a candy-making scientist! Grow your own giant sugar crystals and make rock candy you can eat!
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Make delicious rock formations using Starbursts! Learn how the earth makes rocks in a tasty way.
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Did you know that some Skittles have a secret rainbow hiding inside them? It's true!
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Can you guess the flavor of a candy without using your sense of smell? Find out in this fun science experiment!
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