Comments on: The Best Halloween Science Projects – Follow @HalloweenSci on Twitter

By: Sherry Rich

Sherry Rich — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 12:38:43 +0000

I am reall excited about having some of the materials to use as a science lab around Halloween. Students will have fun using slime, jelly marbles, ect. We are make a lab on chemical vs. physical properties using different materials.

By: Sky

Sky — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 18:11:31 +0000

It is always of fun to have dry ice at parties. It does help make a very spooky Halloween. Nice idea.
You’ve got a lot of funny staff here, seems quite interesting. I think I’ll give several things a try.

By: karen lovelace

karen lovelace — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 00:02:15 +0000

Oh, I am excited! I found cheap generic pop rocks Walmart. After listening to an episode of Lab out Loud podcast that featured the author of Skeptic website, I was inspired to add literature to your pop rock experiment about urban legends. I am going to lead up to it with past issues from the Junior Skeptic magazine, then focus on the pop rocks. I found a 30 second clip from the movie Urban Legend that “showed” the kid blowing up. I want students to create a claims/ evidence chart in their notebooks based on their observations. I am even toying with playing the 1st part of the clip from mythbusters on the subject. How much fun will this be on in our October season!