Who knew NASA's work could be so sweet?
Today's Project: Building an edible Mars Rover (with help from the UW Geology Museum and a grant from NASA)
Materials:
graph paper
pencils
a picture of some past rovers
assorted candy
graham crackers
toothpicks
frosting
paper plates
Showing posts with label Fizz Boom Read 2014. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fizz Boom Read 2014. Show all posts
Sep 10, 2014
Aug 21, 2014
Summer Special: Squishy Circuits
Electricity + play dough = lights? Awesome!
Today's project: Squishy Circuits
Supplies:
conductive dough (a cooked dough with: water, flour, salt, cream of tartar, vegetable oil, food coloring)
insulating dough (a no-cook dough with: distilled water, flour, sugar, vegetable oil)
battery packs
batteries
LED lights (similar to this) (you might also try out vibration motors)
waxed paper (optional, makes clean-up slightly easier and helps define workspace)
Today's project: Squishy Circuits
Supplies:
conductive dough (a cooked dough with: water, flour, salt, cream of tartar, vegetable oil, food coloring)
insulating dough (a no-cook dough with: distilled water, flour, sugar, vegetable oil)
battery packs
batteries
LED lights (similar to this) (you might also try out vibration motors)
waxed paper (optional, makes clean-up slightly easier and helps define workspace)
Aug 9, 2014
Summer Special: Solar Bugs
design your own solar-powered bug that wiggles and jiggles in bright sunlight!
Today's project: Solar-powered Bugs
Supplies:
solar cells with a vibrating motor (we removed ours from toys similar to this)
sticky-back craft foam sheets (sparkly is especially nice)
wiggle eyes
chenille stems
wire
Today's project: Solar-powered Bugs
Supplies:
solar cells with a vibrating motor (we removed ours from toys similar to this)
sticky-back craft foam sheets (sparkly is especially nice)
wiggle eyes
chenille stems
wire
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