So, as some of you are now aware, I have been teaching the older school kids for about 2 months now.
I have just recently added doing easy science experiments with the kids and this was our second Science Friday.
This time I chose to make goo from cornstarch and water.
We added some food coloring just for fun.
I didn't get pictures from when we first started because my hands were covered in goo.
This was after they had already turned their goo into not so lovely colors.
Mr F started out with blue and the girls started out with yellow.
Mr F's goo
Miss J was in a 'goo-fy' mood this day.
She really wasn't mad, just being silly.
Miss P
Miss P's goo.
Is it a solid?
Or is it a liquid?
Mr F
Miss J
Miss P
Mr F
Miss P got the idea to stick her nose in the goo. She thought it was hysterical!
Miss R isn't really in my class yet but I let her come in for the fun.
We have a strict rule of speaking English only to help the children grow more confident with the language. It has helped them so much! Miss R has only been here for about 5 months and doesn't have much English yet so I try to include her every now and then to give her English a boost.
I let Miss R have my bowl of pink goo.
Miss P pretending to eat her goo.
Monkey see, ...
... monkey do.
"Look! A pea!"
Did you notice more goo on P's nose?
Yes, she put her nose into the goo several more times.
; P
The funny thing was the girls had more fun and played longer than the boy.
I thought he wouldn't want to stop but all the sudden he was finished.
Goo splatters.
Like I stated earlier, this girl was in a really 'goo-fy' mood!
More gooey hand pics.
Miss P making a heart.
The girls dumped all the bowls of goo into one bowl.
Fun was had by all. The teacher included.
Miss J stated that she wants to do this every day.
She more than likely won't get her wish, poor girl.
However, I think she may like next weeks experiment also.
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