Magic toothpick

Osman SARI      

Mary Kokkinaki

  INSTRUCTIOS

1.Bend each one of toothpicks in the middle to make a "v".

2.Place them down so the points of each "v" are close each other.

3.Dip the straw into the cup of water.

4.Cover the end with your finger or thumb.

5.While keeping the unpluggedbring the straw over the toothpicks.

6.Add a few drops of water right into the center.

As the water touches the bent portion of the toothpicks,it gets absorbed! 

MATERIALS

1-5 wooden toothpicks

2- 1 straw

3-A glass of water

PHOTOS

Manuela Soares

Sticky Ice

Sofia PLEXİDA         

MATERIALS

1-a plate/blowl

2-icecubes

3-string

4-salt

 Nazife ŞEKER

We lay ropes covered with salt on the ice we put in the water. When we remove the ropes, we see that the ice on the rope has frozen.

PHOTOS

Fadila Zoranic

 Paper Bridge

Ionela Adriana  ALUPEİ                

Materials

*1 piece of A4 paper

* 2 books 

* diferent objects to place on the bridge (pencilcase, small box, notebook)

Saliha ÇARDAKKAYA

1-First, let's put 2 books on top of each other.

2- Let's put the A4 paper flat as a bridge 

3-Put the pencil case on it. Let's observe. We will see that it does not move.

4 -Fold the paper like a fan.

5- Let's make a bridge between the books.

6-Put the pencil case, notebook, small box on it. Because of the shape of the paper, it is more durable and will carry the weight.

ФОТОГРАФІЇ

Lubov MUSULEGA

  Sihirli Süt 

Adriana  Moldovan CORİNA 

İbrahim  ÜNGÖR

Materials

• Milk: Whole milk works best due to its higher fat content.

• Food coloring: Use multiple colors for a more vibrant and dramatic effect.

• Dish soap

• Cotton swabs

• Shallow dish or plate

First we pour the milk into a container. Then we drop the food coloring into the milk. Finally, we touch the dyes with a cotton swab dipped in detergent. Thanks to the dyes, we see the movement of the milk molecules in contact with the detergent.

Anastasia Sidiropoulou

PHOTOS

Making Bubbles

Camelia  PRİSTOLEANU 

Materials: 

1-  Paper                         3- Acrylic paint (tempera or watercolours)

2- Drinking straws        4- Liquid dish or hand soap

Selcan Tunç AVAN

1-Preparation of the mixture: Fill a large bowl with water at room temperature. 

2-Add soap: Add a few drops of dish soap to the water. Too much detergent will cause the suds to last shorter.

3-Coloring (Optional): You can create colorful soap bubbles by adding a few drops of food coloring to the mixture.

4-Mixing: Stir the mixture gently. Avoid shaking too much as this can shorten the life of the bubbles.

5-Blowing: Using a straw or wire, take some of the mixture and blow it into the air. You can create soap bubbles of different sizes and colors.

PHOTOS

Shorena khakhubia

Pencils Through a Bag of Water

Florentina JUGANARU       

 Burçin EYİGUN

Instructions

*Fill the bag up with water and close it.  *Hold the bag up.*Push the pointy end of the pencil right through the bag so it goes from one side to the other.

*Do it again with the other pencils.

**Molecules of the polymer chain are sticky,they make a seal around the pencil that won't let the water out.**

PHOTOS

Nicoleta Gidea

 Skittles Patterns 

Döne ÇETİNKOL              Petrean Floare MARİANA

MATERIALS

- 1 plate

- Water

- Colourful chocolate bonbons

Instructions:

PHOTOS

   Maria Matalliotaki