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If you are looking for some fun, and interesting, activities to do with your kids then why not consider some of these great, and easy, home chemistry experiments. This list is far from exhaustive and is in no particular order.

Trust us when we say there are literally thousands of others out there on the net if the following don't tickle your fancy.
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What is chemistry for kids?

Chemistry is the branch of science that studies the properties of matter and how it interacts with energy.

"Chemistry is considered a physical science and is closely related to physics. ... Scientists who specialize in chemistry are called chemists." - ducksters.com.

What is a mixture in chemistry for kids?

In chemistry, a mixture is defined as "a substance in which two or more substances are mixed but not chemically joined together, meaning that a chemical reaction has not taken place." - science-sparks.com.

For this reason, mixtures can usually be separated into their original constituent parts without changing their original properties.

What are chemical properties for kids?

All chemicals have their own particular properties that dictate how they look and interact with other chemicals.

"The chemical properties of matter are those characteristics that give it the ability (or inability) to undergo a chemical change-a change in composition. The chemical properties of a substance predict whether a chemical reaction will or will not take place." - kids.britannica.com.

Examples of fun chemistry experiments for kids

Here are some great experiments you can conduct in the safety of your own home. Introduce your kids to some basic chemistry principles in a fun and educational way.

1. The timeless bottle rocket experiment

When it comes to teaching kids some basic chemistry you can't beat the 'good old' bottle rocket experiment. This will not only teach them about some basic chemical reactions but will also introduce some elements of engineering too.

For this experiment you will need: -

An empty, clean soda pop bottle

Some paper towel

Baking soda

Vinegar

Some kind of stopper (a cork for example)

A launchpad of some kind

With those materials gathered, the rest is as easy-as-pie. Put about 3/4 to 1 cup of vinegar in the bottle. Place about 1 tablespoon of baking soda in a small piece of paper towel that's small enough to fold up and slip into the bottle with ease.

When you are ready to launch, insert the soda-paper package, put in the stopper and turn the whole rig upside down in the launcher.

Then just step back and wait for the fireworks! Obviously, make sure you do this in a wide-open space, they can go pretty far at times.

2. Baking Soda Dinosaur Eggs!

Who doesn't love an experiment that involves some chemistry with a dinosaur theme? You're children certainly will.

With this simple chemistry experiment, you, and your kids will get the opportunity to make and hatch some baking soda dino eggs.

For this one you'll need: -

Baking soda (obviously)

Water

Food coloring

Syringes

White vinegar

Casserole dish or some other container

Dish soap

Dinosaur toys

Parchment paper

You might also want: -

First off, add the coloring to the baking soda - - you might want to put your gloves on for this. Once complete, add some water (about 1/4 cup for every box of baking soda).

Slowly mix it until it becomes a paste. Then take a handful, place a little toy dinosaur in the middle and mold a roughly egg-shaped ball. Keep adding paste until the dinosaur is encased and you are happy with the shape.

Place your eggs on the parchment paper and put them in the freezer for about an hour or overnight.

To hatch, put them in a bowl (line with soap for ease of cleaning later), fill the syringes with vinegar and squirt away!

3. The "Cloud in a Jar" experiment

How about teaching them about condensation and how clouds form with this great little experiment?

For this you'll need: -

To do this experiment, pour the hot water into the jar. Swirl it around a bit to heat up the jar.

Turn the lid upside down and sit it on the top of the jar.

Place some ice cubes on the lid and allow to rest for about 20 seconds. Next, remove the lid and spray some hairspray into the jar and put the lid (with ice) back on the top of the jar.

You should start to see a cloud appear. Once a decent amount has formed, remove the lid and watch the cloud escape the jar!

4 . Grow some crystals with your kids!

Here is another great, and fun, experiment.

For this one you'll need: -

Water

Food Colouring (optional)

Borax

Pipe cleaners

Fishing line, thread or thin string

Long wood skewer

Stovetop

Large pot with a lid

Tinfoil

Tea Towels

Safety equipment

The first thing to do is make some shapes with the pipe cleaners. Once complete attach them to the skewers using the fishing line and dangle into the pot (but don't touch the bottom).

Fill the pot with water but leave about 2.5 cm (1-inch) at the top. Add coloring if you want to do so, remove skewers and shapes, bring to boil and then let it simmer.

Next start adding the borax until no more dissolves. Submerge your shapes again and turn off your hob.

Lastly, cover the setup to prevent heat from escaping as much as possible, and let it cool for about 24 hours. You should now have some awesome borax crystals for your labors.

5. Oil and water experiment

Here is another classic kid chemistry experiment.

You will need: -

Small soft drink bottle

Water

Food coloring

2 tablespoons of cooking oil

Dishwashing liquid or detergent

The method is easy. add some food coloring to the water. Pour about 2 tablespoons of the colored water with about the same volume of cooking oil into the bottle.

Screw the lid on tight and shake the bottle hard. Put the bottle down and watch as the oil-water mixture separates over time.

6. "Water molecules on the move"

Here is yet another great little chemistry experiment you can perform with your little angels (or demons).

For this one you will need: -

A clear glass filled with hot water

A clear glass filled with cold water

Food coloring

An eyedropper

To complete this one, first, fill the glasses with the same amount of water. Make sure one is cold and the other hot.

Then place one drop of food coloring into both glasses as quickly as you can - try to synchronize if at all possible.

Then watch and see what happens with the food coloring in the cold and hot water. You will be pleasantly surprised.

7. How about making some fake snot?

And lastly, make some fake snot with your kids.

For this, you'll need: -

Boiling water (be careful with this, obviously)

A cup

Gelatin

Corn syrup

A teaspoon

A fork

To do this, fill the cup with boiling water, then add three teaspoons of gelatin to it.

Next, let it soften and then stir with the fork. Add a 1/4 cup of corn syrup and stir the mixture until long strands or gunk start to form.

Let the mixture cool slowly and add extra water as needed in small amounts until you get the texture you want.

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What is Chemistry?

Chemistry can be defined as the study of matter and how that matter undergoes change. That is a pretty boring definition that leaves out all the fun and excitement that comes with studying chemistry. Chemistry is all around you; it explains baking and why an apple turns brown when cut open. Chemistry is the secret behind some magic tricks and colorful fireworks. So when you teach your students or children about chemistry move away from using textbooks, because this subject is best learned by observation and hands on experimentation.

What is a Chemical Change?

A chemical change is when 2 substances are mixed together to form something new. This differs from a physical change, which is a substance changing physical forms but still retains its original properties. Sometimes when a mixture is made it can be hard for kids to tell if a chemical change has occurred. Such as when mixing sugar and water, the sugar appears to be no longer present so children assume a chemical change has happened when in reality the mixture can be separated back into it's original substances. There are 4 main clues that a chemical change has occurred.

1. There is a formation of gas which can be seen by a fizzing or bubbling

2. The reaction will cause heat, light or odor to be emitted

3. A color change is produced

4. A solid is formed during the change

These are good questions to have kids ask themselves while doing the experiments to help them to determine if a chemical change has occurred or if it is simply a physical change.

The Experiments:

One note before I move on to the activities. Make sure when you do scientific activities of any kind to go ask questions, go through the scientific method and have them form a hypothesis and discuss if they were correct at the end. It's good practice for more advanced science and it gets the mind working.

1. The first experiment is a very simple one that shows children how to tell if a chemical reaction has occurred by observing the formation of a gas.

Materials Needed:

Have the kids place a small amount (a couple tablespoons) of baking soda in the balloon using the funnel. Then have them pour vinegar into the bottle so it is about half full. Very carefully stretch the balloon around the top of the bottle, making sure you keep the balloon down so that the baking soda doesn't fall into the bottle just yet. Once the kids have formed their guesses have them tip the balloon up to allow the baking soda to drop into the bottle. Make sure they hold the top of the balloon so that it doesn't come off. Once they have observed the reaction, ask questions. What type of reaction occurred? How do they know? What is inside the balloon?

2. Next we have an experiment that shows how a chemical reaction can produce heat.

Materials Needed:

1 tsp of yeast

1/4 cup of hydrogen peroxide

a stirring stick

a thermometer

a bowl

Pour the peroxide into the bowl and place the thermometer in the liquid. Let it sit for a few minutes until the temperature has stabilized. Have the kids record this starting temperature. Now have them make their guess as to what will happen and if it will be a chemical or physical change. Pour in the yeast and stir. The mixture should start to fizz and bubble which is a clue to the fact that a chemical reaction is happening, but have the kids keep their eye on the thermometer. They can also touch the outside of the bowl to physically feel the temperature change. Have them record the temperature the end. Were they right? What type of change occurred? What made the temperature rise?

3. Next up is the formation of a solid. You can also use baking as an example for this- bread is formed and cannot be separated back into flour and water, but this one is more fun.

Materials Needed:

3/4 cup of warm water

1 cup of glue

a large bowl

a cup

an additional 1/2 cup of warm water

2 tsp borax

a spoon

Adults: Place the 1/2 cup of warm water into a cup and stir in the 2 tsp of borax
Have the kids pour the water and glue into the bowl and stir them together. Ask them for any observations. Then have them stir while slowly pouring in the borax solution (this is a good 2 person job). Have them keep stirring until the solid forms completely. Ask for their observations. Did a chemical change occur? How do they know? This is fun experiment with a fun outcome so don't forget to let them play with the new substance for awhile!

4. The last thing to look for when trying to tell the difference between and chemical and physical reaction is the occurrence of a color change.

Material Needed:

3 test tubes with lids (or any container) filled half full with water

food coloring

3 containers: 1 containing bleach, 1 containing vinegar, 1 containing hydrogen peroxide

3 droppers

Have the kids drop a couple drops of food coloring into each of the tubes containing water. Tell them you are going to add a different liquid to each of the 3 tubes of colored water and they have to decide if a chemical change happens or not. Have them take one dropper full of the vinegar and add it to one of the colored tubes. Cap and shake, or stir, the tube. Allow them to make any observations before repeating this process with the remaining 2 liquids and tubes. The bleach will produce a change in color indicating that a chemical change has occurred.

5. And finally, here is an activity that can either be done as a demonstration or done by the kids on a smaller scale. It's called elephant toothpaste and it's even better than the exploding baking soda and vinegar. It also shows an example of a reaction that is both exothermic (gives off heat) and produces a gas.

Materials Needed:

an empty plastic soda bottle (about 16 oz)

1/2 cup of hydrogen peroxide ( the 3% version you can get at the store)

1 pkg of yeast

1/4 cup of warm water

dish soap

a cup

optional: food coloring

Adults: Pour the peroxide into the bottles
Have the kids place a few drops of food coloring into the bottles with the peroxide. Add a squirt of dishsoap and swirl the bottle to mix. In the cup, mix the water and yeast and stir for a few seconds to combine. Then have them pour the yeast into the bottle with the peroxide and watch what happens! Once the reaction has completed, they can feel the foam and observe the heat that was created. What did they observe? What are the clues that a chemical change occurred?

*Note: if you want to make this a demonstration, you can use a higher percentage hydrogen peroxide. You can find 6% at beauty supply stores. And sometimes even higher online. The resulting reaction will be much bigger and more impressive, but should be done completely by an adult.

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