Little scientist

Audrey spent some time this past weekend learning about static electricity. It was preparation for a science experiment she and Dada will work on and submit for an upcoming science fair at her school. She learned how to make static electricity by rubbing a balloon on her hair and by rubbing a plastic ruler with a wool sock. She then used the static electricity to decorate her wall with balloons, bend a stream of water, make paper dots and salt and pepper crystals dance, roll an aluminum can, and move a Cheerio on a string. She demonstrated the dancing paper dots to her classmates during sharing time at school today.