Halloween Experiences Bundle

Introduce the science of sublimation as you demonstrate how dry ice goes from a solid directly to a gas. With the Boo Bubble™ Generator, you can create fog-filled bubbles that will wow your students while they witness science in action. Fill the bubble generator with warm water and some dry ice, put the bubble blower into the solution, and create bubbles that burst in clouds of smoke. You and your students can actually hold these bubbles safely with gloves without popping them. Completing all science experiments in the kit requires five pounds of dry ice (not included).

An Essential Piece for any Young Scientist Lab!Anatomy science toy for kidsEvery amazing scientist has strange specimens floating in a jar, filled with murky liquid. What about a brain, hand, foot or even ear! The best part of all is that these body parts start off small and get bigger the longer they stay in the water until they reach their maximum size.How big do they grow?Each body part starts out about 5 cm (2 inches) in length and grows to human proportions… or a little bigger. The body parts should reach their maximum size after 7 days of “pickling” in water. You’ll also receive a one gallon size wide-mouth specimen lab jar made out of clear plastic – perfect to hold your young scientist body parts.How does it work?Growing body parts are made using two different polymers: a hydrophilic superabsorbent polymer and a hydrophobic polymer. The hydrophilic polymer is a super absorber and is similar to the polymer found in baby diapers.

• Large specimen jar filled with growing body parts
  
• Includes: 1 brain, 1 hand, 1 nose, 1 ear & 1 foot
  
• Each starts out about 5 cm (2 in) in length & grows to human proportions… or a little bigger in 7 days
  
• An essential for any young scientist laboratoryWhat’s Included?
  
• 1 brain, 1 hand, 1 nose, 1 ear & 1 foot
  
• One 1/2 Gallon (1.89 L) size clear plastic jar with sealable lid (to keep your creepy things inside)
  
• Activity Guide

At first your students might think there really are ghosts in your classroom, but after your demonstration, they will understand that the science of optics and index of refraction is behind your spooky tricks. Dare students to stick their hands into a jar of invisible ghost eggs, then make the eggs appear by adding some glowing dye to the water. Then investigate vanishing ghost poop in another cool science experiment. Requires strict adult supervision. Keep out of reach of small children and pets.