Diy petri dish gelatin

Germ Experiment: When I saw this germ experiment, I knew we had to add this into our unit on First Aid. After all keeping ourselves healthy is as important as patching up the injuries, right?! The experiment called for gelatin, sugar and petri dishes. We didn’t have petri dishes so used paper cups and covered them immediately with glad wrap in lieu of a cover. Boil 1/2 cup of water...

Unleash your inner scientist in the kitchen by trying out these easy Petri Dish Jello that make the perfect Halloween treat or party favor.

Scientists and researchers study bacterial growth by preparing cultures in a laboratory. Petri dishes containing nutrient agar grow bacterial cultures from a single swipe or inoculation. Students can prepare nutrient agar at home using supplies from grocery or health food stores for a science fair project. Conventional kitchen appliances and basic kitchenware provide the tools to prepare a sterile culture medium that can be dispensed in petri dishes. Following sterile techniques by heating…

On Mondays we do science together. This is our second year trying to make our way through the Biology II: Worms, Beans, Germs, and Genes! Instructor's Guide (Noeo Science) curriculum. It's taking especially long because I keep interspersing it with Battle with the Bugs: An Imaginative Journey Through the Immune System. Human Body Detectives has several units actually, and I have mixed them all in at various points where they correspond with Noeo Biology II. Today's lesson called for petri…

These Petri Dish Jelly Shots are a fun way to serve Jello shots for Halloween. Made with tequila, lime Jelly, and lemon lime soda.

Here's a post with some great ideas for studying diffusion and osmosis using gelatin.

🎃PETRI DISH JELLO SHOTS!!! As a graduate student in the sciences, I appreciate the combination of work and play

Unicorn Horn Soap Making Project and Bacteria Study

Testing for bacteria (germs) can be a great idea for a science fair experiment since there are so many possibilities for science questions, and because because carrying out the experiment is pretty easy using bacteria growing kits, (and yes, we have them at the Science Bob Store.) Besides, who doesn’t like checking out bacteria and …