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Experiments for Elementary School Students

These experiments were developed by CSU, Stanislaus Biochemistry I students. Please give credit to the author if you use these materials.

Magic Wands
Mini Lava Lamps
Cabbage Fun
Colorful Chalk
Movement of Color
Osmosis in Our Cells
Power of Water
Tie Dying Milk
Magical Balloons
Coffee Filter Chromatography
Baking Soda Balloons

Yeast with Hydrogen Peroxide (Mega Foam)
pH with pH paper
Polarizing Light
Dancing Raisins
Stomach Gases
Browning Fruit
Glow Sticks
Flowers as pH indicators
Static Electricity
Polymer Play
Tie Dye Milk
Glue polymers
Non Newtonian Liquid
Fruits as pH Indicators
Density layers
Fat in Snacks

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