Matter
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Posted by efierst | Posted in Portfolio, Third Grade | Posted on November 2, 2018
We have been talking about Matter in class and I wanted to share some of our experiments with you. My first experiment was with pop rocks and Coke, and I got the job with pouring the pop rocks inside of the Coke and the balloon blew up! The second experiment was with Vinegar and baking soda and the balloon blew up even faster! With the Diet Coke and Mentos Mrs. Anderson put one packet in and only 5 got in but the Coke still blew up like a volcano! Also I have a note for you! Warning: Never try this at home because your whole house will be Blown up with lots and lots and lots and lots of coke and gas and liquid + your house would smell like Coke for the rest of your house life and you probably would have a horrible time with selling your house that’s covered with Coke and gas and liquid. Another experiment was awesome because we were trying to make Whipping butter into real butter and we got through all of our class shaking the Whipping butter and then finally it was ready! I had eaten not one , not two, not three, not four, not five or six but I had seven! Seven big crackers full of butter! I loved our experiments so much I would hug them!!
R: I chose this blog because I had so much fun shaking the glass jar and I totally didn’t know that you could make butter with a glass jar. Also, I loved seeing the coke bottle exploding liquid.
Eitan, what a terrific blog post. I read it, then Nana read it, and we were both laughing out loud. You are a really good funny writer, my dear. These science experiments sound very interesting. Maybe we should try them – at Nana and Papa’s house???? 🙂
Love,
Mommy
Dear Eitan, I have not done a good job of following your blog this year. Sorry about that. I just read almost everything you have written since the beginning of the year. All your bogs are good, but I especially like this one. Don’t worry, Sabba and I will take your wise advice and NOT try these experiments at home. However, I have never done experiments like these and wish I could see them. They sound like TONS of fun! We miss you A LOT. I wish you were here in Israel right now so I could give you a huge hug. Hopefully, we’ll get to talk this weekend. I’m sending lots and lots of love, hugs and kisses, Savta