Amal started off the morning with his oral explaining air pressure. A difficult concept to understand for these little souls but so well demonstrated and explained by Amal. A simple but very effective experiment. Well done Amal
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| all prepared |
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| Tip glass which has been half filled with water over onto hard card |
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| count to 30 |
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| Pressure from outside greater than inside so paper sticks to glass with water inside |
Shriya decided to do two experiments. One Sejal was similar to Sejal's except she added glitter to her 'volcano' Her second was whether she could stand on eggs without breaking them! Of course the children were wild with excitement and due to there amazing shape it was possible! Lovely work Shriya !
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| Shriya all set to do 2 experiments |
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| Vinegar added to bicarb with glitter |
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| Reaction |
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| attempting to stand on eggs ... will they break |
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| NO ! Eggs are shaped perfectly with top and bottom of the eggs giving them huge strength despite them looking so fragile |
Siya decided to show us how washing powder works .... wonders we eventually discovered! She was well organised and the children sat very quietly and observed as she explained. A great try, Siya
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| Siya all ready to go |
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| water in both container |
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| washing powder into one container |
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| stir |
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| add socks. ... the washing powder has special enzymes added which aid the cleaning of garments |
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