Gallery Ooobleck in Ojai Water Rocket Contrails in Paso Robles It’s best to be under a water rocket in s Dry Ice Lever Lover Model of Exothermic Pumice Mentos & Diet Coke inspire movement. Mr. Baker helping a boy stack water. Air Balls are okay. CO2 from dry ice captured by soap pumice model made of polyurethane Female Electricians Polyvinyl alcohol & soap modelling molten obsidian Snails visit on Halloween. Energy focused by a fresnel lens Young Scientists Blowball Pipe powered by a girl A little circuit with a little scientist Building electrical circuits Science is Joyful. Electron imbalance Play-Do land forms are on his mind. Water adheres these strips of paper. I see eyeball models. Motors move! Hands-on water rockets Pencils in a leak-proof bag Liquid to Vapor Motoring through science Comparing heat conductivity of metals Brother power. Science Superheroes Observing the speed of heat conductivity She’s pulling the diaphragm of her lung model. Mr. Baker with Hyacinth Teachers love Mr. Baker and Science-Dipity! Focusing on energy Energy being transferred from birthday candles to water Posing with dry ice and water vapor Erosion model made of clay A “glacier” grinds through school Maple seeds are adapted to fly! Magnet Plane Paper-Clip levitating via magnet power Magnets-on-a-Stick are amazing. Propellers are wedges. Chickens-in-a-Cup sound like fun. Mr. Baker is uplifting by his students. Color coordinated scientists with their motor Circuit constructed on a used campaign sign Iron from the sandbox Models of igneous rock made of clay Salt refreezes ice to a string Successful Ice Fishing Helicopters made of paper Circuit completed! Solar Balloons are huggable! Ink Flower Separating hydrogen from oxygen A “glacier” eroding our sidewalk Centripetal Force keeps the balls in the inverted cup. Pangaea Tostada with “fossils” Magma Model with crackers as tectonic plates abiotic and biotic items found on a scavenger hunt Pouring Air Adding her creativity to her handmade rocket launcher Water separates ink at it travels through paper. the cloud is made of water condensed by dry ice She’s adding her energy to the air inside. A early girl with her worm. She’s adding her force to the cup and string. The soap captures the carbon dioxide and water. She’s using radiation to change a crayon. Play-Do for Mr. Baker. Taking electrons from a women in science Electromagnet attracting a paper clip Women in Science Magnetic fishing Hand-crafted water-rockets Dry Ice elicits interesting responses Eroding Kit Kats Half her “rock” has been metamorphised. Diggin’ for living organisms Barometer gets a thumbs up Earth Treasures scientists He found real shark tooth fossils! She’s pushing her “diaphragm” into her lung model. Goofy for Dry Ice Notice the coil spinning over the magnets. Cheers to Destiny! The red water is hot, the blue, cold. Bubble Table Bubble Pipe Hot water on top of cold water Levitating Paper Clip Sun’s energy in the form of heat and light Sounds travels better through compressed gas. Completing water-rocket launchers Flyers in the classroom Catching a falling flyer This lever has an adjustable fulcrum. Baggie Helicopters “Bernoulli Bags” Watching blood flow through living fish Trace fossils in clay applying their forces to each other Aquaterrium Removing a card from between hot & cold water Air Monster! The sun expands the gas in the balloon. Hummingbird Girl Electromagnet able to hold a nail Boys with Parallel Circuit Loop-de-loop made of pipe insulation The wires are tape wrapped in foil. Fishing line eroded the top off their “mountain range.” Boys with Circuit Girls with Electromagnet The grooved ruler holds the batteries well. Goggle-up for science! Summer Camp Crackin’ Geodes Science is Fun