For our weather studies, we used warm water in a jar and put a frozen pan on water on top. Not much happened. When we added smoke from a match, however, the water vapor had something to cling to and we made a cloud in a jar! Science magic!
Saturday, February 11, 2017
Mystery Science
Cloud in a Jar -
For our weather studies, we used warm water in a jar and put a frozen pan on water on top. Not much happened. When we added smoke from a match, however, the water vapor had something to cling to and we made a cloud in a jar! Science magic!
Four our next mystery, R.A. brought a glass prism and we were able to use to to divide the sunlight into rainbow colors. This tied in nicely with the class read-aloud James and the Giant Peach. The frightening cloudmen were painting rainbow arches in the sky.
For our weather studies, we used warm water in a jar and put a frozen pan on water on top. Not much happened. When we added smoke from a match, however, the water vapor had something to cling to and we made a cloud in a jar! Science magic!
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