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In two experiments that kids can perform in the classroom or at home with an adult's permission, children create a "density lasagna" and "liquid lava."

Use this fun science experiment in classrooms or at parties to teach children the basic principles of liquid density.

Figuring out how the world works is what kids do best; it's part of their nature. One way to foster a child's natural desire to learn is with simple science experiments.

Want to baffle and educate the kids at the next birthday party? Here's an easy party trick you can perform that doubles as a fun science experiment in liquid density!

Here's a simple party trick you can do with everyday party stuff that will teach kids about the density of water and other liquids.

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It's intuitive for children to wonder how things work and why things are in nature. Encouraging this type of curiosity can create future earth scientists.

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