Hands On Activities for Kids in the Kitchen

This booklet will have activities that are hands on to keep kids engaged while learning how to be a scientist at home. Did you know you are a scientist every time you do an experiment? When you do an experiment and pay attention to what happens you will learn more about how things work. This booklet also includes a shopping list of everything you need to run all the experiments. so prepping for the meeting can be very easy.


ARE YOU A GIRL SCOUT LEADER?
This activity booklet was designed to fulfill the requirements for the Brownie Home Scientist badge or can be used by frontier girl leaders to earn similar badges. Great for teachers and home schooled kids as well.

Science In The Kitchen: Complete 2 activities experimenting with supplies in the kitchen making their very own ice cream and science behind why gummy worms look like they are dancing in certain liquid material.

Making Static Electricity: Using a balloon try a number of different experiments learning more about negative and positive charges on objects.

What is Density?: activities to help understand what density is by determining what candy bars will sink or swim and using water and oil and a little food coloring to watch density in action.

Bubbles, Bubbles Everywhere: do a few activities learning how carbon dioxide can react with certain materials and cause things to bubble up.

Having Fun With Science: this activity will be messy but in the end a lot of fun. Using a few simple ingredients create some very interesting slim that also is pretty fluffy and pretty.