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MATERIALS:

· Salt less margarine (10 g)

· Soap cut or pare into small pieces (5 g)

· Candle about 11 mm diameter and 144 mm length

· Fine dry soil or volcanic ash (5g)

·    Note: You can collect fine soil using metal tea strainer.

· Long tube preferably metal (about 1 cm diameter and 15 cm long)

· Empty can

· Pencil

· Eraser (rubber)

· Bowl

PROCEDURE:

Taking it further

1. The soil create the color of the crayon. Find a substitute to it to produce another color.

2. Instead of soap, try using detergent powder and see the difference.

1. Put margarine, soap, candle and soil into the empty can.

2. Put the can into the bowl with hot water about 90 degrees Celsius to dissolve the materials inside the can.

3. When the materials are already dissolved, mix it and transfer to the tube with rubber eraser on its bottom.

4. Wait until the mixture is already hard. With the use of pencil, slowly push it until it came out on the tube.

5. Now you have crayon! Use it to draw in a paper.

CRAYON MAKING
ƒeƒLƒXƒg ƒ{ƒbƒNƒX: EXPERIMENT LISTS


 PHYSICS
Balancing a Dragonfly
Does Air Takes Up Space?
Improvised Battery (Option 1)
Improvised Battery (Option 2)
Improvised Battery (Option 3)
Tornado in the Bottle
Diver
Surface Tension and Air Pressure
 Aluminum Wrap Railway
Light to Sound
 Magnetic field in 3D
 Simple Kaleidoscope
 Art in Polarizer
 Simple Spectroscope
 Electrostatic Motor
 Paper Earphone





CHEMISTRY
Vegetable/Fruit Charcoal
 Red Cabbage Extract (Identifying Acidity of  a Liquid)
 Alkalinity of a Liquid
  Crayon Making
 Hand Printing using Soap
 Testing Raindrop Acidity using Red Sweet Potato Powder
 Magic! (Water doesnft fall?)





BIOLOGY
1. Leaves Puzzle




ACTIVITIES

Fossil Hunting
Gold Sieving
Smelting  Steel
Observing Classes
Attending Trainings
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