0August 14-20: Lava Lamps 
-Plastic bottle or jar with a lid, vegetable oil(any other cooking oil will work), water, food coloring, Alka-seltzer tablet(1-2)

August 21-27: Milk Fireworks
 -Milk, food coloring, dish soap, q-tip or pencil

August 28- Sept 3: Bouncy Balls 
-Cup, water, borax, liquid clear or glitter glue, *Optional food coloring to color glue, 

Sept 4- 10: Borax Crystals 
-Borax, pipe cleaners, string, hot water, pencil or popsicle stick *Optional food coloring

Sept 11-17: Ice Cream
-Milk, whipping cream or half and half, sugar, vanilla, ice cubes, salt (rock salt works best, but table salt will also work), 2 ziploc bags (1 smaller and 1 gallon). *(If you have a dairy allergy, any dairy-free ice cream recipe should work. Feel free to message me if you want to chat about a different recipe!)

Sept 18-24: Elephant Toothpaste 
-Cup or jar, warm water, 1 packet active dry yeast, hydrogen peroxide, dish soap, *Optional food coloring
OR
-Cup or jar, vinegar, baking soda, dish soap, *Optional food coloring

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

None of the materials in this course are dangerous, however some materials can irritate sensitive skin or eyes.Please check the materials list each week and have learners wear gloves, goggle/glasses/sunglasses if you think they might need them. 

In addition some experiments may be messier than others. Protect your house and your electronics by having learners do the experiment in a place where they can safely make a mess. Good places include outside, by the kitchen or bathroom sink, or over a tablecloth. In addition, it may be helpful to have an adult nearby to assist students as necessary while remaining off camera. It is possible that clothing could get stained, so be sure to check what your learner is wearing before class! 

If there are any additional questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to message me!