Fly with the wings of science

One day, I made a volcano experiment at home.
I used a plastic bottle, some baking soda, and vinegar.
When I poured the vinegar into the bottle, the "lava" bubbled out!
It looked just like a real volcano erupting.
I was so excited to see the reaction!
Science is amazing, and I want to do more experiments.

I love playing with magnets.
One day, I put two magnets together, and they stuck!
Then I turned one around, and they pushed away from each other.
It felt like invisible hands were moving them.
I used a magnet to pick up paper clips, and it was so fun!
Magnets are like magic, but really, it’s science!

I wanted to see how a plant grows, so I planted a bean.
I put it in a cup with wet cotton and placed it by the window.
After three days, a small sprout came out!
Every day, I watched it grow taller and taller.
It was like magic, but it was science!
I learned that plants need water, air, and sunlight to grow.

One day, my teacher showed us a cool science trick.
She put an egg in a glass of water, and it sank.
Then she added salt and stirred the water.
When she put the egg back in, it floated!
The salt made the water heavier, so the egg could float.
Science is full of surprises!

One afternoon, I was playing outside and noticed my shadow.
I took a step forward, and it moved with me!
I jumped, and it jumped too.
I wondered why my shadow changed size.
Then I realized the sun was moving, and that made my shadow longer or shorter.
Science is everywhere, even in our shadows!