Cool Science Experiments For School - Fun Volcano Science Experiments

Another cool science experiment for school! Vinnie Volcano, who is one of The Quirkles, KOLR 10, and Terri Johnson demonstrate the idea of volcanoes through a fun volcano experiment with baking soda and another one with Crush soda and salt! These are sure to be entertaining for all. Be sure to stop by and check out all of The Quirkles as well...
http://www.quirkles.com

Make sure you watch this video too! It is an introduction to all of The Quirkles characters where you will discover why everyone is talking about these wonderful little scientists and their cool, simple, fun, and easy science experiments for children. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owlwDHjFCWM

The Quirkles® are 26 imaginary scientists that help children everyday, all over the world, develop a love and appreciation for science. They are an educational based series of books that offer an easy new way to integrate literacy and fun science at school or at home for kids. Each book is full of vocabulary builders, character education lessons, and two related easy science experiments for children that allow for hands on activities, helping to reinforce the topics that were just read. The series was created by teachers, and each story teaches/reinforces the phonetic sounds that serve as the building blocks for reading, while also making science—earth, physical, and life—fun and cool to learn.

If you liked this video please leave a comment so the Quirkles authors know you want them to keep making more. Then go check out these books and their cool science experiments for school today! http://www.quirkles.com

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[joanna4618]

2nd to comment tahhahah! i remember when i did this in 6th grade!