Today we’ll inflate a balloon with a microwave!

Warning: Please ask an adult to help, and use oven mittens.

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Have you ever thought about the different states that matter can be in? Matter is the stuff that everything is made of, and it can exist in three different states: solid, liquid, and gas.

Conducting an experiment about conducting materials!

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Heat and temperature are two important factors that affect the world around us, but they are often confused or used interchangeably. However, heat and temperature are actually two different things!

Here’s an activity that you can do to learn about how we retain heat in cold weather:

Materials needed:

Have you ever wondered how we stay warm in the cold weather? The science behind keeping warm is actually quite interesting!

For this activity, you will need:

• A metal tray, pot-lid or cookie sheet
• Water
• A spray bottle or eyedropper
• A cold place (such as a refrigerator or freezer)

Ice crystals are a magical part of winter, from the frost that forms on windows to the stunning frozen waterfalls that can be found in cold climates. But have you ever stopped to think about how ice crystals form and why they are so beautiful?

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For this activity, you will need:

White paper

Scissors

Glue or tape.