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Work with your partner at all times. |
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Do not taste any sample to find out what's in it. |
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Do not touch any sample unless you know it is safe or you are wearing gloves. |
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Do not eat or drink while you are working as a scientist. |
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Wash your hands after completing your work. |
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Do not run or try any horseplay in the science area. |
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The GSUSA site has many great science activities for girls.
Browse the site on your own or check the list below and link directly to what looks interesting! |
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Be an Energy Sleuth: Build an Electroscope |
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Find out whether an object is electrically charged by making an electroscope. |
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Bubbleology |
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Make a really cool bubble! |
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Design a Shoe |
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Design a shoe using hollow cardboard pieces! Links to other activities. |
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Build a Structure |
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See what you can build with straws and paper clips! |
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Communicate by Code |
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Make your own secret codes! |
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Make Your Own Lightning |
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Learn about lightning and make your own! |
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Nightime Science Activities |
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Activities involving stargazing, night time bugs and night sounds. |
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Paper Making |
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An easy and fun way to make your own paper. |
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Plants Feeding Themselves |
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Use common household items to make a watering system for plants! |
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Science Snacks |
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Make a cool banana pop! |
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The Moon |
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Moon watching and lots of information! |
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Water Painting |
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Learn about cohesion and adhesion in this activity. |
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Water Recipes |
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Make Capillary Cakes, Density Dessert and Rock Candy! |
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More "Scientific" Recipes |
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Ice Cream in a Can |
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Some fun ideas
from Robert Krampf's Experiment of the Week! |
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GS Women in Science - GSUSA |
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Space Day 2004- May 6th |
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Girls Ask Why - GSUSA |