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Daybook: July 13, 2009
Today… Outside my window: Yet another gorgeous day – weather man says it’s 68 degrees out which sounds lovely. High of 80. Hopefully it’s not too muggy when we go out later today (we… more →
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LabFest! Friday - Calling All Science Enthusiasts to Millennium Park!!!
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Rabiah Mayas wrote 4 months ago: Friday, August 21st marks the blow-out Science Chicago event – LabFest! Millennium Park, the l … more →
Messy Fun with Flubber and Oobleck
bloggymum wrote 4 months ago: We had a great day at our home ed meet today, making FLUBBER!!! I love hands-on stuff. The kids (a … more →
Slime, Gak, and other Gross Science
Tami O'Connor wrote 5 months ago: by: Tami O’Connor Let’s face it, kids of every age love gooey substances! The year is ne … more →
Daybook: July 13, 2009
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Jen @ mommablogsalot wrote 5 months ago: Today… Outside my window: Yet another gorgeous day – weather man says it’s 68 degrees ou … more →
Ooey Gooey Oobleck!
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Jen @ mommablogsalot wrote 5 months ago: Yesterday Dan came home early from work, which normally just means, “Hurray, he gets to help m … more →
Non-Newtonian Fluids
walthers2 wrote 8 months ago: Non-Newtonian Fluids are materials that act (not surprisingly) in a Non-Newtonian manner. For anyon … more →
Life, Faith, God and Oobleck
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Annie wrote 8 months ago: There is a substance that is oooeey, gooey, dribbly, wriggly, sticky, slimy and rock hard. It is the … more →
Oobleck Ewwww
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cdplam wrote 9 months ago: Last week in honor of Dr. Seuss’ birthday, ChickenFried’s class played with oobleck. Ch … more →
Oobleck
Amy wrote 10 months ago: Oobleck is a fictional form of green precipitation invented by children’s author Dr. Seuss in … more →
Homeschool Update
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Velvia wrote 11 months ago: Here’s a look at some of the things we’ve been up to in our homeschool so far this schoo … more →
Creepy dancing Oobleck
austinkids wrote 1 year ago: What do you get when you combine Oobleck, a big speaker system, and some hip beats? Check out this v … more →
Weekend cooking: Oobleck Brownies
Moonraking wrote 1 year ago: Oobleck brownies recipe: 1 1/2 cups flour 1/2 cup sugar sprinkle cinnamon dash salt tablespoon of Ov … more →
5 Fun (and slightly educational) things to do with Oobleck
valiervalar wrote 1 year ago: I have been playing with Obleck since I was in primary school, and I was pretty sure that everyone k … more →
Day 139
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mrphelps wrote 1 year ago: You can’t do that on television … more →
Project Update
Angela wrote 1 year ago: The last few weeks have been quite busy: a workshop in Nottingham, an almost-workshop in Cardiff and … more →
8-21-08 Cornstarch, Oobleck and the Japanese
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gavortnik wrote 1 year ago: Well, we’ve done Lovecraftian horrors and non-Euclidean geometry. The only logical place to go … more →
Happiness Is A Warm Gun
admiralneck wrote 1 year ago: As I said on Tuesday, it’s Anger Week here on the international network of computer people (ab … more →
Creeping Oobleck say what.??
ohshizz wrote 1 year ago: A non-Newtonian fluid that changes from a liquid state to a solid state when stress is applied (ie s … more →
Oobleck
zacharygartmann wrote 1 year ago: Oobleck is a liquid which when pressure is applied turns into a dancing solid. This experiment can … more →
