Check out this Pepper Experiment It is a Fun Science Experiment when you are looking for something to do this summer. Peyton and I had a lot of fun with this experiment and integrating a little science into our summer is always a win/win. The Pepper Experiment A Fun Science Lab Experiment didn’t cost much and it was nice to be able to incorporate some science into our summer. We even incorporated the scientific method into our project! I would suggest this Pepper Experiment for sure! A great way to get a little “learning” in during the summer too.
Pepper Experiment :: A Fun Science Lab Experiment
Source: Lowes Build and Grow
Ingredients
- Dish
- A Toothpick
- Water
- Black Pepper
- Liquid Dish Soap
Instructions
- Fill your dish with water.
- Add three pinches of pepper to the water in the center of the dish.
- Dip the toothpick into the liquid dish soap.
- Touch the toothpick to the center of the water in your dish.
- The pepper quickly "runs" to the edges of the dish.
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Oh, that you for posting this!
We used to do this when I was a kid and I could not for the life of me remember what we dipped into the water! I think we used our finger rather than toothpick, but it was the dishsoap part I was missing!
Thanks again,
Lea
Or rather “thank you”, not “that you”. *Blush*
Lea
You are welcome