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we could do a coin with soda

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we could pour water into a different cup and then put it back

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we can put a nail in a cup fro a couple days and see if its rusts

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we could fry a egg.

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we could put a mento in a 1 liter soda bottle and observe it.

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maybe we could get a tomato and if it rots

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burn a water in a cup a see if it melts 

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burn a water in a cup a see if it melts 

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we could put a mento in a liter bottle of coke or some sort of soda and watch it. (or observe)

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we could do penny and vinegar

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we could get a cup of water and put a piece of paper in it and put it in the window and when the water evaporates we can see if the paper is still there

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We could put food dye in a cup of water and then see what happens to the water or the color :)

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we could put a nail in a cup of water and keep it there for a couple days for it to observe :)

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we could put a dime in a cup of hot water and we could see if it will get the rust off and the mold will come off.Also if the dime will float to the botome or the top.

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we could put a new nail or tack in a glass of water a keep it there for a couple days until it rusts

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I think we should put pennies in vinegar. Or we could put a piece of cloth in died water with a penny in the cloth, and see if the color of the penny changes

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we could put a penny with soda on top and see what happens. :)

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we could

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We could put coins in different liquids and see if any of them create a chemical change with the coin.

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food color with a pencil

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We can put any kind of coin in a cup of soda and see what it does.

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We could put pool chlorine in a bottle of coke at a place that we can clean up easily and test for any reaction/chemical change.

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i could bring in my easy bake oven and we could bake something or heat up something with a microwave there might be one in the teachers lounge i think but i"m not sure

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Put dimes penny in coke overnight

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we could make liquid layers or put a penny in water. or we can put an ice cue inn a cup and put outside and then we can put in a freezer to cool it down.

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We could put plastic in a cup of hot water. This will test if plastic will melt.
We could also break up a cookie and and see if we put them farther apart on a scale if they will weigh different.

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We can fry an egg or we can leave a nail in a cup of water over night, then check on it again in the morning and it might be rusted.

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We could burn a match and watch it turn too ash or we could put a hard boiled or raw egg in vinegar for two days.

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You could fry an egg and observe to see if there was a chemical change.

you could also try and see if burning something to a different color is a chemical change. You could do this by taking something that is hot and make a marshmallow brown. We could observe to check for a chemical change.

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I think we should put a nail in a cup of water and observe it. We could also use vinegar and cotton balls to turn pennies green. Or we could mix baking soda and vinegar.

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We could put metal and iron in water, and see it rust.

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You could leave a nail in water and let it sit for a long time and come and look at it and see what or if anything happened.

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We can put a penny in a cup of water