Experiments For Kids

Experiments Designed for Kids

Adult supervision is required. Do not eat your experiments. Be careful, cautious and observant. Protect your eyes and your skin. Use the worksheets for the detailed instructions and list of materials that are needed. You can also record your data on these worksheets. The videos will show you how to do the experiment.

Magical Inflating Balloons by Ziya Ziya
worksheet and slide show

Acid Base Neutralization by Raymond Kanbar
experiment

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Biochemistry at CSU, Stanislaus

Professor Koni Stone

Experiments Designed for Kids