Soap science fair project

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Well we wrap up the science fair with a fun experiment! Even though it drives my kids nuts I have them do something that is not the normal for science fair time. Caden actually was pretty excited with this one and his face was priceless when he pulled the winning soap out of the microwave. This experiment took the least amount of time of all the ones we've done over the years but was so much fun!! What you Need: Different types of Soap Plate Knife Microwave Tri Board Card Stock (Whatever…

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Suggested by Andrea Beaty, author of Rosie Revere Engineer and ONE GIRL [Abrams 2017]. www.andreabeaty.com

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