Nature
The colour of dandelions.
What is yellow?
A clear slime with lots of blues and purples colours you might find in outer space.
What is Galaxy Slime?
The closest planet to the sun.
What is Mercury?
An experiment that involves vinegar and baking soda.
What is a volcano?
This candy is made to look like big, soft, pillow-y clouds.
What is cotton candy?
A violent burst of air that touches the ground.
What is a tornado?
A super soft slime that looks and feels like butter.
What is butter slime?
The substance from which everything (even you!) is made up of.
What is matter?
An experiment that involves cornstarch and water.
What is Oobleck?
A round thing on a stick.
What is a lollipop?
Bees collect this from flowers to make honey.
What is pollen?
A slime with lots of little foam beads in it.
What is crunchy slime?
This planet has a ring around it.
What is Saturn?
An experiment that involves dropping an egg.
What is an egg drop?
Tiny little sweet and sour beads of delicious-ness.
What are nerds?
What a baby kangaroo is called.
What is a Joey?
What is fluffy slime?
Clouds of dust smash together to make these twinkling lights in the sky.
What are stars?
An experiment called _________ toothpaste.
What is elephant?
Fill in the blank. ____ bursts
What is star?
This helps plants make their own food.
What is the sun?
Name the 3 key ingredients for any kind of slime we make at Camp programs.
What is glue, baking soda, and contact solution?
A huge explosion that happens when a star runs out of fuel.
What is a supernova?
An experiment that uses milk, food colouring, and dishsoap.
What is dancing rainbow?
You can "taste the rainbow" which this sweet treat!
What are Skittles?