Oobleck science fair project

Find our how to make oobleck with these fun and easy oobleck or cornflour gloop activity ideas. Squeeze it, drop it, squish it and more fun.

Every kid loves to play with slime and making it is part of the fun. Even in the 90’s slime was fun to play with it, I don’t remember ever...

This science fair project was one of the funnest ones we have done. Hayden loved creating the different slime, oobleck and goo recipes and then tweaking them, he came up with his own goo or slime creation. Boy does this kid have a scientific mind. He was so dead spot on when coming up with the hypothesis and creating a new recipe. I love the way he made sure that we had it all together. I also love that Hayden was so particular on all the supplies that were utilized on his board. I believe…

At the end of the year, once testing is over and kids have lost their minds are ready for summer, it's the perfect time to pull out the me...

Read Across America week and do we have things planned! My Media Specialist and I have come up with some clever ways to integrate Dr. Seuss into library and science time! Teaching K-5th grade science allows me each and everyday to see the rotation of grades...so each day I see bigs and littles. Sometimes, my bigs come in (3-5th grade) and they see all of the projects with art connections that my little are doing (K-2) and they get a little jealous...funny I also think my littles get jealous…

Properties of Oobleck project for students!

Learn how to make oobleck that changes colour like magic in this fascinating oobleck science experiment. Using items from the kitchen, create oobleck that uses chemistry to change colour before your eyes, and offers a surprise twist at the end. Great for science fair projects.

Have you ever played with Oobleck? Is it a solid? A liquid? Both? Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid that changes in response to pressure