Naturally, school students are curious about what’s happening and why certain things happen that way and not the other way. Thus, it is crucial to promote scientific learning from early school days through visualization, but how? Learning science in school alone is not enough these days. Students also must practice science experiments at home to get the most benefits. However, we need to make these experiments enjoyable. Here’s how to unfold Magic at Home via Science experiments.

Benefits of science experiments

From exploring chemical reactions and tracking bugs in the backyard to mixing various ingredients and learning new things, science has become a much more exciting subject than before. It’s now no longer a challenging subject, but rather a discovering, fun, and full of curiosity subject for students of all classes.

That said, we at Ideal Education Point (New Choudhary Public School) look at the benefits of performing science experiments at home.

• Power-packed brain food.
• The concepts become easier to understand
• Science activities create a love for learning.
• It’s the art of multi-disciplinary skills.
• Understanding the world becomes easier and more fun.
• Other concepts can also be taught via practical science.
• Science experiments are an excellent way to bond with your children.

Magical science experiment to do at home

There are many science activities to do at home that are just as fun as a magic trick. Below, NCPS Jaipur gives you three enjoyable practicals to get started.

Black pepper magic

• Fill a bowl with water under 1 inch and cover the entire surface with pepper.
• Dip your finger in liquid soap and pop the water with it.
• If you have done everything correctly, the pepper should separate and washes up to the bowl’s periphery.

Science concept used: Surface tension.

Volcano in a glass

• Add Eno to a glass of warm milk.
• Stir it with a spoon.
• If we do everything correctly, the milk becomes very frothy and bubbles over the surface of the glass.
• We can even add a dash of paint to the milk, resulting have a colorful volcano.

Science concept used: ENO is made of citric acid and sodium bicarbonate, which produces carbon dioxide, causing the milk to froth over and moves up the glass.

Dancing raisins in a glass

• Mix baking soda (1 teaspoon) in a glass of water.
• Gently mix with a spoon.
• Add vinegar till the glass is three-fourths full.
• Add raisins.
• If everything is done correctly, the raisins will start moving and dancing.

Science concept used: The raisins move because of the carbon dioxide bubbles formed.

Learning is a continuous process; thus, finding a school for your child that focuses on traditional and practical education is essential. We at Ideal Education Point (New Choudhary Public School) ensure that learning is fun and experimental for all our students. So enroll now for a bright future.

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