Pretend games help your child to develop their language skills and practise things they have seen and heard. Games and activities that build concentration and thinking skills are great for your child. They build skills such as being able to see patterns, being able to group things together and using numbers. Being able to join in games and working with you or other people on a project, is a life skill used every day and a way many people learn. Encourage your child to tell you about games they play — with other children, at school or on the computer.
Get them to explain the rules of the game to you. Imaginative play is important too so encourage your child in any creative play they are engaged in. Green chlorophyll is the most common type of pigment, but there are also carotenoids yellow, orange and Discover the colors behind the colors of popular candies with a Candy Chromatography Science Project.
First you'll learn what chromatography means. Then you'll use a candy chromatography science experiment to test two types of candy. Find out if there are other colors Take your next fireworks or light show to the next level with DIY fireworks or rainbow glasses made from diffraction grating. Debbie helped her husband Frank start Home Science Tools back in Since that time, she has had four homeschooled children graduate from Now what?
Make it the best summer yet with these 50 simple science projects to do at home. What You Need: tall glasses they should all be the same shape and size Pitcher of water Spoon or other object to use as a mallet metal or wood An adult helper What You Do:. Fill the first glass almost to the top with water from the pitcher. Create a List. List Name Save.
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