Ọrọ Iṣaaju
The Learning Resources Fizzy Volcano Preschool Science Lab is designed to introduce young scientists to the exciting world of chemical reactions through hands-on experimentation. This kit provides child-friendly tools and activities to help develop observation, experimentation, and fine motor skills. It allows children to explore basic chemistry and geology concepts by creating fizzing, foaming volcanic eruptions using common household ingredients.
Alaye Aabo
- This kit contains small parts. Adult supervision is required, especially for children under 3 years of age, to prevent choking hazards.
- Always use the kit on a protected surface, such as a baking tray or newspaper, to contain any spills or messes from experiments.
- Ensure all ingredients used for experiments (e.g., baking soda, vinegar, food coloring) are non-toxic and safe for children.
- Do not ingest any materials or solutions used in the experiments.
- Wash hands thoroughly before and after conducting experiments.
Ohun ti o wa ninu Apoti
The Fizzy Volcano Preschool Science Lab includes the following 13 pieces:
- 1 Volcano flask (red, central piece)
- 1 Volcano base (brown, with slots for tools and dinosaurs)
- 3 Test tubes (clear, with blue and red lids)
- 2 Lids for test tubes
- 1 Funnel (green)
- 1 Eye dropper (orange)
- 1 Stir stick/spoon (yellow)
- 1 Two-piece fossil maker (gray)
- 2 Dinosaur figures (small, orange/red)
- 1 Full-color experiment guide with 10 kid-safe experiments
Image: All components of the Fizzy Volcano Preschool Science Lab.
Ṣeto
- Yọ awọn ohun elo kuro: Carefully remove all 13 pieces from the packaging.
- Mura Agbegbe Iṣẹ: Choose a flat, stable surface for your experiments. It is highly recommended to place the volcano base on a large tray or baking sheet to contain any overflow from eruptions.
- Assemble Volcano: Place the red volcano flask into the central opening of the brown volcano base.
- Arrange Tools: Place the test tubes, funnel, eye dropper, and stir stick into their designated slots around the volcano base. Position the dinosaur figures as desired.
- Gather Household Ingredients: Most experiments require common household items such as baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring (not included). Ensure these are readily available before starting.
Image: The Fizzy Volcano kit set up with tools and dinosaurs.
Operating the Fizzy Volcano
The included full-color guide provides 10 kid-safe experiments. Here's a general overview of how to conduct a basic volcano eruption:
- Add Baking Soda: Using the yellow stir stick/spoon, place 1-2 spoonfuls of baking soda into the red volcano flask.
- Prepare Vinegar Solution: In one of the clear test tubes, pour a small amount of vinegar. You can add a few drops of food coloring (not included) to the vinegar for a more colorful eruption.
- Initiate Eruption: Carefully pour the colored vinegar from the test tube into the volcano flask. Observe as the chemical reaction between the baking soda and vinegar creates a fizzing, foaming eruption!
- Experiment with Variables: Try different amounts of baking soda or vinegar, or experiment with adding a drop of dish soap (not included) to create more foam. Always refer to the experiment guide for specific instructions and variations.
Image: Child initiating a volcano eruption with colored liquid.
Using the Lab Tools:
- Funnel: Use the green funnel to easily pour liquids into the test tubes or volcano flask without spills.
- Eye Dropper: The orange eye dropper is perfect for precise measurements of liquids or for adding small amounts of food coloring. This helps develop fine motor skills.
- Fossil Maker: The two-piece gray fossil maker can be used with modeling clay (not included) to create dinosaur fossils. Place a dinosaur figure inside, press the clay around it, and then open to reveal the fossil impression.
Image: Child using the lab tools for an experiment.
Fidio Ọja Oṣiṣẹ:
Fidio: Ipariview of the Learning Resources Fizzy Volcano Preschool Science Lab, demonstrating its components and how to perform basic experiments, including a volcano eruption and using the fossil maker. This video highlights the educational benefits and ease of use for young children.
Itoju
- Ninu: After each use, rinse all plastic components (volcano flask, base, test tubes, funnel, dropper, stir stick, fossil maker, dinosaurs) with warm water and mild soap. Ensure all residue from experiments is removed.
- Gbigbe: Allow all pieces to air dry completely before storing to prevent mold or mildew.
- Ibi ipamọ: The volcano base is designed for easy storage, with slots for all the smaller tools. Store the entire kit in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Laasigbotitusita
| Isoro | Ojutu |
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| Volcano is not fizzing or erupting sufficiently. |
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| Liquid spills over the tray during eruption. |
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| Fossil maker impressions are unclear. |
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Awọn pato
- Nọmba awoṣe: LER2895
- Awọn iwọn ọja: 10 x 8.5 x 5 inches (L x W x H)
- Ìwọ̀n Nkan: 12 iwon
- Ọjọ ori ti a ṣeduro: 4 - 10 ọdun
- Ohun elo: Durable, BPA-free plastic
- Èdè: English
- Olupese: Awọn orisun Ẹkọ
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