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An awesome science show performance with all the cool stuff!

See gigantic bubbles, flying toilet paper, hair-raising electricity experiments, bubbling liquid nitrogen demos, levitating beach balls, volunteers on a nail chair, a giant gyroscope, fire balls, coloured shadows, a flame equalizer and much more!

This great 'science sampler' was originally developed as the main stage show for 2008 Australian Science Festival in Canberra as a way of introducing science into the greater community. Perfect for schools that want a professional large stage performance in their school hall, with an added bonus that a show catering up to 240 students at a time is also more economical per student.

Students love this as an end of school term treat or as something to get the kids back into science!

Syllabus Outcomes: Science and Technology

Earth and its Surroundings


A student:

ES 2.6: identifies some of the features of the solar system and describes interactions that affect conditions on Earth.

ES 3.6: recognises that the Earth is the source of most materials and resources, and describes phenomena and processes, both natural and human, that form and change the Earth over time.

Physical Phenomena

A student:

PP S1.4: proposes ways of reversing a change of state after observing how some materials are changed by heating or cooling e.g. ice - water - water vapor.
- explores and describes how pushes and pulls can make things move

PP S2.4: - identifies various forms and sources of energy and devises systems that use energy.

PP S3.4: identifies and applies processes involved in manipulating, using and changing the form of energy

Big Science Big Fun!

Show demonstrations

Air vortices Shooting compressed air rings over the class - discussion on pressure
Bernoulli balls Float balls in mid-air, relating curved surfaces to wing design
Bowling ball float Why can some bowling balls float and not others? Think displacement...
Coloured shadows Colour addition vs colour subtraction
Fire ball Learn about the fire triangle in this highly visual demonstration
Flying toilet paper Demonstration on how the Leandra effect helps planes to fly
Giant gyroscope A student uses a giant gyroscope to spin on a rotating platform
Gigantic bubbles Have a look at surface tension in a different way
Hovercraft Friction is reduced with this purpose built student carrying hovercraft!
Laser sights How are lasers used in atmospheric research?
Liquid Nitrogen Demos Flying glove, popping tins, nitrogen sprinkler, bubble column, fog and more
'Magic' burning tissue An old 'magic' trick to do with a fuel soaked tissue not burning... why?
Mega hoberman sphere An expanding sphere (1ft to 4ft). Gravity, forces, friction & big bang.
Nail chair How can you sit on a nail chair and be OK? Dispelling magic myths...
Newton colour wheel Colour addition experiment for the entire audience.
Persistence of vision How do cartoons work? A hidden message can be revealed in this demo.
Rocket launcher For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction...
Rubens Tube A 'flame equalizer', how does it work?
Skateboard shuffle Pulling and pushing forces are analysed in this visual demonstration
Slinky Shake A visual representation of sound waves
Sound tube swing The pitch changes as the tubes are swung faster through the air...why?
Van de Graf hair rise Opposite charges attract, like charges repel... related to a 'Fun fly stick' toy

 
Requirements

- Appropriate for Years K to 6 with a maximum of 240 students per science show

- Access to 2 electrical power sockets and 3 tables. Chairs are not required.

- Duration 60 minutes, set up time 45 minutes and pack up time 45 minutes

Cost

- $550 inc. GST per performance.

For schools outside of Sydney please contact us to discuss how this workshop can visit your school as part of a regional visit

Unlike others we don't charge per student as we know that this causes an additional administrative load on your school office. Most schools tend to fill the workshops based on our recommended maximum number of students. If you have any questions please contact us.

Flying toilet paper
Static charges built up by a Van de Graff Generator
Exciting science, not boring lectures!
Vortex rings over the audience!
Giant bubbles!
Discover how spaceships work
Liquid nitrogen decanting

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