Showing posts with label food coloring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food coloring. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 5, 2014

Green Eggs!

We had a lot of fun making green eggs today to add to our 
Dr. Seuss celebration this week! 
Like 'Sam-I-am' many children were brave and tried the eggs 
even though they looked very different! 
Thanks to Ezra's mom for coming in to make this special snack with us! 






















Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Ganon Bet's World of Colors



Parshat Noach was a great segue to do a vast exploration of primary and secondary colors. The children were given yellow finger paint, followed by red. They discovered that when they mixed the two it created orange! Then the children discovered that when they mixed yellow and blue they made green and then red and blue made purple. We then followed up with a science experiment with empty water bottles, water and food coloring. Ask us what happened?!

Sunday, February 27, 2011

Gan Daled Goes Green

Gan Daled is having a wonderful time conducting experiments with plants. At Chanukah time we examined potatoes - how they grow and what we can make from them. We placed a sweet potato so that half of the potato was in water and half was out of the water. We waited and waited. After several weeks we saw roots grow from the potato. A number of weeks later leaves emerged from the potato and we now have a beautiful plant.

We took two celery stalks and placed one in a container with red food coloring and one in a container with blue food coloring. The children have been observing the colors travel through the celery all the way up to the leaves. They are learning how food travels through a plant.








The children planted bird seed for Tu B'Shevat which has grown into various types of grasses. We are depriving one plant of water and one plant of light. Gan Daled has observed that the plant that was deprived of light stopped growing and the plant that was deprived of water died. They concluded that plants need both water and light to survive.