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Sourdough Bread: Easy Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners I am a high school chemistry teacher who loves to experiment with everything, especially in the kitchen!

As a high school science teacher, I love to do demonstrations that have an element of magic but can be explained by science.

Most people understand that oxygen is a gas under "normal" conditions.

Learn how to make your own Leg Lamp from A Christmas Story so you can enjoy a major award in your own home!

Magic Floating Balls physics demonstration is explained using Bernoulli's Principle and the Coada Effect by Beals Science

How to Build a Giant Inflatable Planetarium

Learn how to build a Bed of Nails and the science of how the Bed of Nails physics demonstration works.

Science demonstration showing how dust can cause an explosion.

How to Make Giant Bubbles - Giant Bubble Recipes and Giant Bubble Wand Instructions

Craig Beals makes a flame thrower from lycopodium moss spores.

Learn why termites follow ink trails in this fascinating experiment where you can model termite pheromones with ordinary ink pens.

Science teacher builds a Jeep with a cannon to shoot bowling balls more than two miles.

Learn how to build your own coffee roaster from a popcorn popper and roast perfect coffee beans at home.

Poop is an important part of the environment.

Find out how you can send sound on a laser and the science behind how cell phones, radios, and all modern communications work

Best slime recipes for kids.

DIY Ping Pong ball cannon that you can make at home.

One of my favorite toys to take to presentations and to get kids attention in the classroom is the toilet paper cannon.

Science teacher makes a siphon coffee brewer from chemistry equipment and brews the perfect cup of coffee, just like in Breaking Bad.

It is possible to turn pennies into a gold color by plating them with zinc, heating the penny, and forming brass.