Festive experiments at home!

Do candies dissolve in oil? What will happen if we put a candy in vinegar? Can you make a “snowstorm” within a glass? How can you create colorful salt crystals? How will you turn a Christmas drawing into an electrical circuit?
Using simple yet festive materials, kids will perform experiments at home and discover the science of Christmas. They will have the opportunity to discover principles of Chemistry and Physics, such as solubility and electricity, in a fun way.
Gather the necessary materials, set up your work space, and get started.
All you need is:

1. 1 plate
2. 1 tablespoon
3. 8 plastic (or glass) glasses of 250ml
4. 1 plastic ziplock bag
5. 1 battery 6V or 9V
6. About 400ml either paraffin oil (ideally) or baby oil (ideally) or corn oil or sunflower oil
7. 4 candy canes
8. About half a cup of baking soda
9. Green (or blue and yellow) and/or red pastry color
10. 1 white sheet of paper
11. 1 pencil (not colored, not pen)
12. A cup of salt
13. About 150ml olive oil
14. About 250ml vinegar
15. About 150ml hot tap water
16. Approximately 700ml of tap water
17. 1 LED bulb 5mm, Operating voltage: 1.7 - 2.5V
18. 2 effervescent tablets of vitamin C (or another simple effervescent tablet)
19. 1 small Christmas cutter - optional
20. 1 pine cone (optional)
21. Glitter powder (optional)

Additionally, one computer with internet connection is required to participate in the workshop.

Additionally, one computer with internet connection is required to participate in the workshop.
Reservation is required at 210 9469620 or 210 9469683, Monday to Friday, 9:30 - 16:30, as well as completing the application form/responsible statement [link] and sending it to logistics@eef.edu.gr.
After confirming the reservation, you will receive an email with the link and the relevant instructions for direct connection to the workshop. The workshops are conducted through the Microsoft Teams online platform.

The program is free of charge.

Adult supervision is required.

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