Chocolate
Science Experiments
Lego
Illusions
Random!
100
What are these?
M&Ms!
100
Where do scientists do science experiments?
in a laboratory!
100
What do we call these little Lego characters?
Lego Minifigures!
100
What materials did we need for our Climbing Rainbow experiment?
coloured markers, a piece of toilet paper or kitchen towel, a small glass of water
100
Name 3 foods that are salty
french fries, bacon, ham, crackers, parmesan cheese
200
Name 3 different types of chocolate foods.
hot chocolate, chocolate bar, chocolate doughnut, chocolate chip cookie, chocolate chip muffin, chocolate-covered strawberry, chocolate cake, and chocolate milk!
200
What are the 3 states of matter?
solids, liquids and gases
200
What are these building blocks of Lego called?
Lego bricks! Ouch!
200
What is an optical illusion? How would you describe it?
Something that tricks our eyes by appearing to be something other than what it is.
200
What are 2 things you can never eat for breakfast?
Lunch and Dinner!
300
What are the 5 senses?
sight (eyes), sound (ears), touch (fingers/skin), smell (nose) and taste (tongue)
300
Name 2 solids, 2 liquids and 2 gases!
*look around you!*
300
In what country was Lego invented?
It was invented in Denmark by Ole Kirk Kristiansen in 1932 (90 years ago!)
300
What can you see here?
a woman facing the left, a man with a big nose and moustache (or both!)
300
What are the 5 main flavours that we can taste?
S_____, S____, B______, S______, and U_______
Sweet, Sour, Bitter, Salty, and Umami!
400
What are the 3 main types of chocolate?
white, milk and dark chocolate!
400
Explain what happens in this experiment:
The coloured water rises up the tissue and into the next glass. The colours mix and it makes a walking rainbow!
400
Name 5 different things you can build with Lego:
*let us know*
400
Explain what is happening here:
There is no hole in the rug! The black and white colours trick our eyes into believing there is a hole in the rug.
400
You’ll find me in Mercury, Earth, Mars and Jupiter, but not in Venus or Neptune. What am I?
The letter R!
500
Name 3 ingredients that could be a filling of chocolate.
caramel, fruit, biscuit wafer, Oreo, nuts, nougat, chocolate praline
500
Tell us about a cool science experiment you have ever seen or done!What materials do you need?
What happens?
500
The word Lego comes from 2 words: Leg Godt. Can you remember what this means?
(Hint: NOT play good) P____ W____!
Play Well!
500
Explain what is happening here:
(Bonus - do you know the name of this landmark and where it is?)
It is the leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy! It's foundations are pretty unstable so it has a slight tilt, but it won't fall any time soon!
500
Which is heavier, a ton of gold or a ton of feathers?
Neither - they both weigh a ton!
