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Tiny Robin | Play & Learn at Home 🎨 on Instagram: "Did you know you can make water repel your hand using just baby powder? Try this cool experiment with your kids! Sprinkle some powder on the surface of the water, then dip your hand in and watch the magic happen. Your skin stays dry because the powder creates a hydrophobic barrier that pushes the water away. A simple, hands-on way to explore chemistry and surface tension with little scientists at home!🤩🧑‍🔬 ✅ Follow for more science experiments! #kidsscience #kidsscienceexperiments #scienceforkids #preschoolscience #toddlerscience #educationalactivities #experimentsforkids"

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Preschool Vibes on Instagram: "This week at our preschool science center, students are exploring the fun interplay of water and oil! I filled a cup halfway with water and halfway with oil, then set out two cups of liquid watercolor. Using eyedroppers, they drop the colored water into the oil, watch it form a little ball, and then see it dissolve once it breaks through into the water at the bottom—fascinating to watch!"

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Inspiring fun learning ideas at home 🎨 on Instagram: "Let’s Make a Colorful Volcano! 🌋🎨 It’s a classic science activity for toddlers to explore chemical reactions. Step 1: 🎨 Paint and Shake! Parents, fill jars or bottles with water and add a bit of sour stuff (lemon acid or vinegar). Then, put colors on the lids. Let your little one grab the jars and give them a good shake. Watch the water inside turn into a magical mix of colors. It’s like a magical surprise! Step 2: 🍋 Fizz and Bubble! Open the lids, and help your child pour in soda. Wow! See the water transform into a bubbly, colorful volcano. ✅ Tip: Make it even more exciting by adding a bit of dish soap for extra bubbles! 👉 SHARE this post with a friend! #kidsscience #kidsscienceexperiments #scienceforkids #preschoolscienc

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The Learning Pathway on Instagram: "✨ Science Experiment #8 : Reverse Arrow Experiment 🌈Recommended Age: 3+ 🌈Materials Required: ✅A clear glass of water ✅A piece of paper ✅Marker or pen 🌈Procedure: 1. Draw two arrows on the paper pointing in the same direction. 2. Place the paper behind a clear glass. 3. Fill the glass with water. 4. Observe how the arrows appear to reverse direction! 🌈Science Behind It: The reverse arrow experiment demonstrates light refraction. When light passes through water, it bends because water is denser than air. This bending of light causes the arrows to appear reversed when viewed through the glass of water. 🌈Explaining Light's Trick to a Toddler: Light is like a runner. When it moves through water, it changes its path, like taking a new turn. That’s w

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The Learning Pathway on Instagram: "✨ Science Experiment #19 : The Water Trap Trick ✨ Recommended Age: 3+ ✨ Materials Required: 🔹Filled water bottle 🔹Empty glass ✨Procedure: 1. Take a filled water bottle and an empty glass. 2. Carefully place the filled bottle inside the empty glass, with the bottle’s mouth facing down. 3. Watch as the water stays inside the bottle until the bottle mouth is reached. ✨ Science Behind It: 🔹Air pressure creates a vacuum, stopping the water flow. ✨ How to explain to a toddler: 🔹The air is like a superhero stopping the water from falling! ✨Skills Developed: 🔹Observation 🔹Curiosity 🔹Basic physics understanding ✨ Benefits: 🔹Encourages scientific thinking 🔹Hands-on learning 🔹Problem-solving 📍Follow @thelearningpathway for more fun experimen

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The Learning Pathway on Instagram: "✨ Science Experiment #23 : Floating Paper Clip ✨ Recommended Age: 4+ years ✨Materials Required: ▫️Fork ▫️Tissue ▫️Paper clip ▫️Water ✨ Procedure: 1. Place a tissue on the fork. 2. Gently place a paper clip on the tissue. 3. Slowly lower the fork with the paper clip into a bowl of water. Watch as the paper clip floats! ✨ Science Behind It: ▫️The paper clip floats due to surface tension. ▫️The tissue helps distribute the weight, allowing the water's surface to hold the paper clip up without sinking. ✨ How to Explain to a Toddler in Story Way: ▫️Imagine the water is a trampoline, and the paper clip is a tiny jumper. ▫️The tissue helps the jumper stay on top without falling through! ✨ Skills Developed: ▫️Curiosity ▫️Problem-solving ▫️Observation

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The Learning Pathway on Instagram: "✨Science Experiment #21 : The Bubble Escape ✨Recommended Age: 3+ ✨Materials Required: ▫️Glass of hot water ▫️Glass of normal water ▫️Empty bottle ▫️Dishwashing liquid ✨ Procedure: ▫️Dip the bottle in dishwashing liquid. ▫️Place it in normal water (mouth up) – no bubbles! ▫️Now, place it in hot water – bubbles appear! ✨Science Behind It: ▫️Heat expands air, pushing it out, creating bubbles. ▫️Cold air keeps the air still, so no bubbles form. ✨ Toddler Story Explanation: ▫️Imagine tiny air friends sleeping in the bottle. ▫️When they feel hot, they wake up and run out as bubbles! ✨ Skills Developed: ▫️Observation ▫️Curiosity ▫️Critical thinking ✨ Benefits: ▫️Hands-on learning ▫️Sensory play ▫️Early science concepts 📍Follow @thelearningpathway f

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The Learning Pathway on Instagram: "✨Science Experiment #7 : Equalizing Water Levels with a Straw 📍Recommended Age: 3+ years 📍Materials Required: 1. Plastic straw 2. Cups (one filled with water, one empty) 📍Procedure: 1. Cut the straw into a small piece. 2. Flip the small straw upside down and place it into the cup filled with water. 3. Carefully adjust the straw so the water begins to flow into the empty cup. 4. Watch as the water levels in both cups become equal. 📍Science Behind It: This experiment shows how water flows due to gravity and pressure, demonstrating the natural balance of liquid levels. 📍How to Explain to a Toddler in a Fun Way: Let’s play with water! Look how the water moves from one cup to another like magic. It wants to be fair and share equally. Benefits an