Many families take a long break at Christmas and New Year’s Day. Would you like some science crafts? First up is Benzoic Acid Blizzard in a Bottle. (Snow globes). Home Science Tools sells benzoic acid. Little kiddos can make glitter snow globes. Grow Alum Crystals, Borax Crystals, or a Salt Crystal Garden. Here are several winter, science experiments, including a snowball catapult, designed for younger kiddos. Here are instructions to write your name in binary code. Little Bins for Little Hands has a host of winter activities, including binary, winter words, such as ‘frosty’. One last idea—Melting Ice Experiment. Freeze ice in a plastic bowl. Drop salt and paint over the ice globe. I have used tempera paint successfully for this experiment. Merry Christmas!
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