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Budget-Friendly Oil and Water Science Experiment

By: Adrianne from happyhourprojects.com

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Budget-Friendly Oil and Water Science Experiment
Budget-Friendly Oil and Water Science Experiment
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Will oil and water mix when placed in the same container? With this Budget-Friendly Oil and Water Science Experiment, you and your child will find out! This thrifty and creative DIY science experiment is a great way to encourage your child to discuss properties of oil and water, as well as to make a scientific prediction. This thrifty and creative DIY science experiment is a great way to encourage your child to discuss properties of oil and water, as well as to make a scientific prediction. The science experiment won't take you long to set up and uses materials that you likely already have on hand. The blogger has also included tips on how you can make this experiment even more interesting, too. You and your child will have a wonderful time working on this science experiment together.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsRecycled Materials

Primary TechniqueDIY Craft

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Age GroupToddlers, Preschool & Kindergarten

Project TypeLearn a Technique

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