Winter Print and Play Paper Science Pack
My winter themed print and play pack is a free download containing five easy science experiments mainly using the paper they are printed on and a few extras ( balloon, scissors, a torch and water).
Simply print, experiment and then recycle the leftovers.
The activities are mess free ( apart from one ) with easy to follow instructions.
1. Spinning Snowflakes
Use the template to make three paper spinners. Attach a paperclip to the ends of each one and drop from different heights or add extra weight to see how it affects the speed at which the snowflakes fall.
2. Magic Opening Snowflakes
Cut out the large snowflake ( you don’t need to cut around the spikes, just a rough cut is fine ) and fold them up. Place the folded snowflakes in a bit of water and watch as the arms spring open. This clever science trick works because
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