Full Steam Ahead in Science Club!
Apr 23
1 min read
Our Key Stage 1 scientists had a blast this week in Science Club exploring the cool world of sublimation and gas expansion. Using dry ice and custom-built "vapor blasters," children observed firsthand how solid carbon dioxide turns directly into a thick, swirling mist.
The classroom was filled with excitement (and plenty of fog!) as everyone donned their safety goggles to experiment with pressure and states of matter. It was a fantastic afternoon of hands-on discovery that proved science is just as much about wonder as it is about wisdom.
What a fantastic afternoon of hands-on science! The vapor blasters and that swirling mist look like they kept everyone completely fascinated — such a memorable way to explore states of matter. We tried a smaller version of this at home with our science-mad grandkids and they were hooked. Next time we will pick our lead scientist with a spin on wheel of names https://wheelnames.org to settle the fair-turns debate. Lovely photos!