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Xploration DIY Sci: Science Toys

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We see a child’s toy set with six test tubes, each filled with clear liquid and colorful bubbles.

Steve Spangler shows students some of his favorite science toys. He also demonstrates them and discusses how to use them in science experiments. Part of the "DIY Sci" series.

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Runtime: 22 minutes 7 seconds

Topic: Arts, Science
Subtopic: Hobbies, Science Experiments, Science Methods
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2020
Producer/Distributor: Steve Rotfeld Productions
Series: Xploration DIY Sci

Science-themed birthday cake in the foreground is decorated with a tipped-over beaker oozing green slime icing that drips over the sides. The cake is labeled “DIY SCI.” Colorful confetti falls in the background.

From above, we see two glass bowls with candy, next to two glasses of water. A box of M&Ms sits nearby.

Close-up of the sign in front of a museum that reads, “The Franklin Institute Science Museum." A smaller sign below reads, “Education and Conference Center Entrance.”

From above, we see a saucepan filled with green liquid and a wooden spoon. A box of food coloring sits nearby.

From above, a person handles a bag of ice with gloved hands. Nearby is a plate with a wedge of ice and another plate full of ice chips.

We see a child’s toy set with six test tubes, each filled with clear liquid and colorful bubbles.

In the foreground, we see a glass of water and two tall beakers: one with clear fluid that foams toward the top and another with blue liquid. A woman stands by, smiling with safety glasses on.

In the foreground, a person holds up a yellow water balloon with a large skewer through it. A student watches with awe in the background.

From above, we see four people looking up towards a floating parachute as a camera operator kneels in the background.

Person stretches out a giant glob of clear sparkly slime, as it oozes through their fingers.