Creative kids can opt for funky patterns, draw on a message or perhaps a face or name, whatever they decide - it’s a whole new ball game! Plant sketch and box of food ready to go I sketched a quick picture of a plant with roots, a stem, leaves, flowers and fruits and a couple of small plants next to it, one a seedling and the other a bud beginning to grow.

Spring is starting here and he's noticing more about plants beginning to grow again, so I thought it was a good time to do an activity involving plants and food. Students can gain firsthand experience with polymers and learn more about synthetic materials and where they come from. Little man was quite excited about this kit which is rare as lately he only seems to get excited about anything WWE related (yes his driving me a bit nuts). First mix the included glitter and activator compounds together like kneading dough, then fill the pre-made mold to form your desired shape, wait just 10 minutes, and you're ready to bounce! Students can the Bouncing Ball Class Kit to make observations and measurements to identify materials based on their properties.The set contains three different moulds to allow you to be able to make bouncy balls in different shapes and sizes.

Not only that, but the plain surface can be completely transformed using the paint pens in your craft kit so you can decorate them however you please. You can create colourful designs with dazzling glow-in-the-dark crystals, so that your designs stand out no matter what! I've seen a few kits to make bouncy balls for sale, and I recently bought a cheap one to give it a go as they looked like some fun science and I thought my 4 year old might enjoy it. This Crystalverse Starlana Mini Kit introduces a cool, cosmic character, perfect for creative kids with big imaginations! When putting the granules into the mould, we shook it a few times to make them pack a little more closely.My 4 yr old enjoyed making the bouncy balls but you only get 2 balls from this kit, it's easy to do and doesn't take long but you do need to leave them overnight to set. We left it in the water for 2 minutes, then took it out, leaving the mould intact for a further 2 minutes.

The kit can be used to reinforce students' mastery of lab procedures, as an unforgettable introduction to polymers, or even as an energy lab (measuring bounce heights). The long tangled polymer chains have gaps between them (imagine taking a ball of string, unwinding it and then letting it tangle together).Its great for the development of fine motor skills especially for children with sen and autism as its an activity that doesn’t take to long so holds their attention from start to finish. Discover the secret to making your own bouncy ball with the easy three step process that takes just 10 minutes!