Eyedroppers are the perfect tool to add interest to a
variety of activities while increasing a child's fine motor skills. Using them requires you isolate the fingers
used for writing, so I was super excited when
I received Primary Science Jumbo Eyedroppers by Learning Resources. My first thoughts were bring on
the science and bring on the fun! These
perfectly sized eyedroppers are a great addition to a science center or sensory
table. Children can have fun experimenting with cause and effect while building
fine motor skills. Thanks Learning
Resources.
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Learning Resources never disappoints. We absolutely love the Jumbo
eyedroppers. They are so much fun and
there are so many things that you can do with them. They are super durable and definitely made to last. I love that this set comes with 6 droppers and 1 stand. Here are some experiments that we did using the eyedroppers:
Experiment One
First, we set up a little laboratory with food coloring
and water and had some fun in the name of science. Since M already knows her colors, I used this time to teach her
about primary and secondary colors.
Unfortunately, I only had red and blue so we were limited to only making
purple, but a simple trip to the store for some more food coloring and we have
another science experiment.
Experiment Two
Next, We played with ice, food coloring, and salt. I know what you are thinking…huh? Well this is what we did:
We lined a cookie rack with some ice from the freezer and
set it on top of a large baking dish. I
then gave M a small bowl of kosher salt, some dishes of water, food coloring,
and her Learning Resources Jumbo eyedroppers.
Next, I let her put a few drops of the food coloring into
the water dishes, then I let her sprinkle the salt onto the ice. Then we used the eyedroppers to drop the
water over the ice. Since salt changes
the melting point of the ice, it melted pretty quickly. The colored water will
run over the melting ice, creating some really neat patterns.
Experiment Three
Finally
we tested the effect of vinegar and baking soda! This was M’s favorite. We covered a cookie sheet with some baking
soda and used the droppers to drop vinegar!
We loved listening to the baking soda fizz and loved watching it
rise. We even tried adding some color
to the vinegar. Keeping everything
contained on a cookie sheet makes for easy clean up.
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also discovered that they offer a full line of products made especially for
children with special needs.
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