Out-of-Sight Science Experiments

Out-of-Sight Science Experiments

https://www.nbp.org/ic/nbp/SCIENCEEXP.html

Want to make balloon rockets, acid rain, a solar finger heater, Ziploc ice cream, Diet Coke Geysers, and more? Scientists Dr. Lillian A. Rankel and Marilyn Winograd have written 32 step-by-step experiments for blind youngsters to do at home with family and friends. Don’t wait for chemistry or biology class to explore the sciences – get some experience under your belt while you’re still young! Each experiment has been successfully imploded, we mean explored, with real blind scientists! Safely uses household materials. Grades 2-5.


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