Insect are cool, aren't they? But its hard to take a closer look without catching it, and it is also hard to catch an insect. So with some creativity and science, we can make an insect catcher. What you need is a plastic container, two straws or plastic tubes, some plasticine and a piece of muslin. You could also use a small piece of thin cloth. First, make two holes on the plastic container's cap. Then, take the lid out. Insert the tubes into it. Cover one of the tube's end with the cloth and secure it with a rubber band. Put the lid onto the container and screw tight. Put some plasticine at the holes on the cap around the container so that air won't escape. How to use it?- first, find an insect. Then, put the insect in tube near the insect. Suck the air in tube 'till the insect goes in. To release the insect, just open the lid and let it go away. Enjoy!
Do you like silly putty? If you do, this experiment is for you! First, put 3 parts of school glue. Add food colouring if you want. Next, put 1 or 2 parts of laundry detergent. Stir and knead with your hands. Lastly, rinse with some water to wash the detergent. Do not rinse too much. I know you will like it.
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First, find a small container. Fill with water till 3/4 full. This is the part you need to be fast. Put a vitamin C tablet (or panadol soluble but it might not work). Turn it upside down... Run, or else it will wet your shirt! 3,2,1 BLAST OFF!!! Good luck.:D
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