We are studying chemistry, so we decided to do a fun experiment. We observed the difference in physical changes to a marshmallow (just adding heat) versus chemical changes to a marshmallow (roasting over a flame). We all enjoyed the toasted marshmallow the most!
We also studied a bit of the Byzantine Empire last week, and we made edible mosaics. Just grab a cracker, a sticky paste (we used cream cheese, but you could use frosting or peanut butter), and then I let the kids go wild with toppings and mosaic shapes and colors.
What does this tell you about our homeschool? I like to have us eat our projects so they don't clutter up space. We still have tactile learning experiences, and they usually are yummy too!
We also studied a bit of the Byzantine Empire last week, and we made edible mosaics. Just grab a cracker, a sticky paste (we used cream cheese, but you could use frosting or peanut butter), and then I let the kids go wild with toppings and mosaic shapes and colors.
What does this tell you about our homeschool? I like to have us eat our projects so they don't clutter up space. We still have tactile learning experiences, and they usually are yummy too!
PS Why can't I comment back in the comments? Anyone know?
Volcano experiment? Do the vinegar/baking soda thing, and then eat this chocolate volcanic cake!
3 comments:
Just wondering if you also eat the volcano explosion experiments with baking soda and vinegar? :)
School was never this fun or yummy for me.
So fun...and yummy!
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