Our Summer science series continues this week thanks to RD&I Product Development Manager Danielle Oscarson.
Supplies
Directions
Step 1 – Add the water to the large glass. It should fill about 75% of the glass.
Step 2 – *optional* Add 5 – 10 drops of food colouring, depending on how strong you want the color.
Step 3 – Take the small glass and vertically lower it slowly into the water with the open end towards the water. Watch how water does not enter the glass.
Step 4 – Slowly tilt the small glass to one side. Watch how water now enters the glass.
Key Principles
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Did your experiment go as planned? Were there any surprises? What might you do differently next time? Tell us about your experience through words and pictures on our Facebook page! Be sure to tag @AndersenWindows and use #AndersenWindows with #SummerScience.
Thanks for joining our Andersen scientists and adding STEM into your summer!
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