Spooky Science: 5 Easy Educational Halloween Experiments

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Halloween can be about more than candy this year...it can be educational, too. 


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Glowing lights, eerie sounds and ghostly images....

Halloween is the perfect opportunity to introduce science concepts to your children and explore changes in matter and chemical reactions.   By using ordinary household items, parents can easily create these Spooky Science experiments compiled by the education team at Kiddie Academy.  Set them up one at a time as boredom-busters, or incorporate all of them into a mad scientist-themed party! Your kids will have so much fun, they won't realize that they're learning.

"Conducting fun holiday-themed experiments allows children to use their senses to see, touch, hear and smell science concepts.  In fact, by conducting these Spooky Science activities, children are making predictions, observations and testing hypotheses, just like real scientists," according to Richard Peterson, Kiddie Academy's vice president of education.

To download a set of free Spooky Science activity cards with full directions for five easy Halloween projects from Kiddie Academy, along with an explanation of the science behind the magic, visit the Kiddie Academy blog and download the cards!

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All are designed to be done with everyday materials and parental supervision (mostly to deal with any messes). Here's what you'll find: 
Bubbling Potion
 Creepy Slime
 Ghost Writing
 Glow-in-the-Dark Mad Scientist Jars
the Ghostly Glove


These are fun activities, and if you're planning a birthday or Halloween party this year, they might just be the perfect thing to amaze your young guests!


ENJOY!

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