SFF 2021 | Egg-citing Science! (Friday)

We will watch:

60 minutes
Suggested Age: 5-12 years
Younger children are welcome to attend, but please note the film is in German with English subtitles.
 

House of Little Scientists - Brushing TeetH

View Trailer: House of Little Scientists - Brushing Teeth We eat food throughout the day, everyday, and this food leaves traces on our teeth. What would happen if we didn't brush our teeth? Find out how to brush your teeth properly and simply in this episode of "House of Little Scientists", the long-running early learners edutainment series from Thailand. Just following this fun, but effective method can help to keep our teeth clean and healthy.

GUB Explorer Channel - Experiments with Eggs

View Trailer: GUB Explorer Channel - Experiments with Eggs The Society for Environmental Education Baden-Württemberg - GUB for short - created an explorer channel on YouTube in response to the Covid-19 restrictions. In the videos, GUB shows how to conduct easy science activities step-by-step and would like to give parents, primary school teachers and educators, suggestions and support on how and what you can explore with children through simple hands-on science experiments. Eggs are exciting! This video shows how you can "x-ray" an egg. We'll also explore how to tell raw from cooked and fresh from old eggs. Eggs from different birds not only look different, but are also different sizes. And you'll learn who else lays eggs in this video.



Alongside the screenings, participants will get hands-on with exciting experiments using egg shells, boiled eggs and more!


Materials required:

Experiment 1:

• 8 half egg shells, cut and cleaned
• Vinegar
• A glass bowl
• Books to use as weight
• Towel 

Experiment 2: 

• 4 boiled eggs, with their eggshells intact
• 4 transparent water glasses 
• Toothpaste
• Vinegar
• A soft drink like Coca-cola

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