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Ma il bianco è un colore?
Le domande diventano più difficili, via via che i figli crescono.

E diventa anche più divertente cercare risposte soddisfacenti.
Occorrente: cartoncino spesso bianco, forbici, 1 m di spago, 7 pastelli dei colori dell'arcobaleno (o simili).

Come fare: tagliate un cerchio di cartoncino, disegnate 7 spicchi e colorateli con i 7 colori dell'arcobaleno.
Realizzate due piccoli fori al centro del cerchio e fate passare lo spago (che sarà quindi doppio) lasciando che ci siano 25 cm di spago doppio di qua e di là dal centro del cerchio.
Annodate lo spago davanti e dietro al centro del cerchio.
Inizia ora l'esperimento: arrotolate lo spago (per entrambe i capi si arrotola nello stesso verso) tenendo fermo il cerchio. Ora è arrivato il momento magico: lasciar andare il cerchio e osservare la magia.

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Il disco arcobaleno: esperimento casalingo

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Ma il bianco è un colore? Le domande diventano più difficili, via via che i figli crescono. E diventa anche più divertente cercare risposte soddisfacenti. Occorrente: cartoncino spesso bianco, forbici, 1 m di spago, 7 pastelli dei colori dell'arcobaleno (o simili). Come fare: tagliate un cerchio di cartoncino, disegnate 7 spicchi e colorateli con i 7 colori dell'arcobaleno.

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spettroscopio fai da te

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La luce attraversaa dal borotalco

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Sorprendente Anillo Volador / Experiencias de Física / Electricidad Estática

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¿ Cuánto tiempo eres capaz de mantener el anillo flotando en el aire? Una divertida y asombrosa experiencia aprovechando la Electricidad Estática. Pensaba poner una exhaustiva explicación sobre la electricidad estática pero me he dado cuenta de que en wikipedia está perfectamente explicado y es muy comprensible. Me ahorro el corta y pega.

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As the weather starts to cool down, kids will be spending much more time indoors. But it's important to keep those curious young minds engaged with exciting projects that you can create together.

As part of Ford Science in a Snap, they're showing kids how to make their own fun cars - small ones, of course - at home in hopes of inspiring them to become innovators and spark their interest in the world of automotive.

This series of quick videos demonstrates how innovation is built on STEAM principles - science, technology, engineering, art and math - and focuses on merging the arts and sciences. Plus, it's actually something they will want to play with when it's done!

According to Ford 's website, "By providing the right opportunities and resources, we can inspire more kids to become innovators, problem solvers and big dreamers."

In this video, you can learn how magnetic fields work to both attract and repel.

Kids will have a blast using this concept to create a car that can move through the power of the magnetic forces.

It's the perfect craft for little automotive enthusiasts. Plus, it gets kids thinking about STEAM concepts throughout the creative process.

It's a win-win for everyone, and a craft you can be excited to make with your kids (or grandkids.)

Watch the video with your little ones to help explore their interests and get the creative juices flowing.

Please SHARE with any parents or grandparents whom you think would love to try this fun experiment.

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A Little Science And Imagination Transforms Household Items Into A Toy Car You Can Make With Your Kids

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As the weather starts to cool down, kids will be spending much more time indoors. But it's important to keep those curious young minds engaged with exciting projects that you can create together. As part of Ford Science in a Snap, they're showing kids how to make their own fun cars - small ones, of...

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Superheroes Craft- Easy Science Experiments for Kids

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From hosting a shrimp boil, celebrating holidays, making homemade scratch art paper, sewing gifts and throwing parties to cooking delicious food, you will find it all here at Skip To My Lou. The site is full of free patterns, downloads and I hope plenty of inspiration. Please hang out with me awhile and check it out!

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This paper plate magnet maze is a really clever afternoon activity! Kids will love these. Check out one of the many Kids Crafts and Activities we are sharing this summer here on Skip to my Lou . Just look at this boredom buster idea list for even more inspiration. This US map game is a great way to help your kids learn about the United States while they play a game they love....BINGO! Love Smore's? Campfire Cones are a great twist on the summer classic! Easy to make and even easier to eat your kids will love these.
Paper Plate Magnet Maze
Supplies:
Magnet Maze Template (print the bunny/space shuttle on card stock)
Paper plate (I think a regular white one would work well, but we had brown ones on hand, so that's what we used)
Compass
Pencil
Markers (fine and thick)
Colored pencils
3/16″ x 12″ dowel
1/2″ button magnets (2 per maze/plate)
Glue gun & glue stick

Directions:
1. The template has a sample maze to use, or you can easily just make your own with a compass; use the bunny or space shuttle on the template, or make your own (e.g. surfer to the sun, car to the finish line, swimmer to a gold medal if we are going with an olympic theme). If using a compass, make 4 circles lessening 1″ with each smaller circle. Each circular row, should have one opening to the next, and a barrier somewhere along the row as well. Go over the maze lines with a marker. Draw the moon or bunch of carrots (or whatever you choose for the prize destination) in the center and color.

2. Color the bunny/space shuttle and cut out. Glue a magnet piece behind the bunny/space shuttle, and another on the end of the dowel to make the magnet wand. Make sure the opposite magnets are facing each other, so they will attract and be able to work together on the maze.

Hold the magnet wand under the plate and direct your bunny/rocket ship to the center of the plate!

With the Summer Olympics coming up, I think creating a swimmer, runner, or gymnast to a gold medal would be a great way to commemorate the event and get the kids excited about it. This would also be a great project to do for a party event, or just need a quick craft for those lazy summer afternoons. Thus, if you have a plate, dowel, and markers already lying around the house, go on a quick trip to pick up some magnets at the craft store, then get started on this summer project as soon as possible.

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From hosting a shrimp boil, celebrating holidays, making homemade scratch art paper, sewing gifts and throwing parties to cooking delicious food, you will find it all here at Skip To My Lou. The site is full of free patterns, downloads and I hope plenty of inspiration.

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al posto della colla a caldo si può usare della supercolla tipo attack

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Attenzione ad inserire allo stesso lato tutti i catodi (zampetta corta,terminale negativo) e gli anodi(zampetta lunga,terminale positivo) dei singoli led

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Ragazzi questi sono solo alcuni esempi di esperimenti semplici che  potreste realizzare singolarmente o in gruppi max da 2 persone,tengo a precisare che avete la possibilità di modificarli,di personalizzarli e crearne dei nuovi (non dimenticate in questo caso di segnarvi il sito web o la rivista da cui avete preso spunto).... vi auguro un BUON LAVORO NON DIMENTICATE CHE CI VEDREMO MARTEDI'  30 APRILE