Christmas science projects | Young Science Explorers. In this issue: Crystal Snowflake ProjectFrosted Window Panes ProjectFun FactsSilly ScienceWay Cool WebsitesScience WordsPrintable pdf Are you dreaming of a white Christmas? With these crystal-growing projects, you don't need snow or even freezing temperatures to enjoy a festive white Christmas this year! Use common household items to grow two different types of crystals for a sparkly snowflake ornament and frosted window panes that are sure to make your days merry and bright. Christmas Crystals You've probably seen lots of crystals—even if you don't know it! Paper Snowflake Crystal Ornament Science Project What you need: filter paper (or coffee filters)sodium tetraborate (Borax)water600 ml beaker (or other glass container)stirring rod (or spoon)scissorspetri dishes (or plate)fishing line (or string) What you do: Make a supersaturated solution of Borax and water by having an adult help you use the microwave to heat about 200 ml of water until boiling.
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