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 \nCan you make an egg shrink?  \nCan you turn bright red water to lightpink as if by magic?  \nCan you reveal a secret message withred cabbage juice?Can you make water disappear?  \nYes,you can do all this and more!Allyou need are some materials you will findat home or can buy cheaply at a grocery,gardening store,hardware store,or five-and-ten store.Then do the activities inthis book.Find out how science can helpyou do some exciting things.  \nYou'll be using large and small self-seal-ing plastic bags in all of the activities.Thiswill let you safely handle the experimentand get a really close look at what's hap-pening.You may want to have a friend oradult be your partner and hold the bag foryou as you set up.For most of the activi-ties,though,you can set the open bag ina sink or metal cake pan.Pour in liquidsslowly,and the bag will stay put withoutspilling.Always double-check that the bagis sealed after the setup.Some plastic bagsmay also just naturally leak a little at thecorners of seams.So with anything thatcould be messy,place one bag inside an-other.Or use bags made for freezing be-cause they're made of thicker plastic.  \nTo be a recycling scientist,collect usedlarge and small self-sealing plastic bags,wash them out,and set them in a dishdrainer in the sink—upside down with themouth open—to dry.Also wash and usebags again as you do the activities.Thatway,you can enjoy investigating and helpthe earth,too.  \nRemember  \n● Do not do any activity using the stove ormicrowave without an adult partner tohelp you.  \n● Clean up the work area after you finishyour project.  \n● Have fun!  \n# row Your Own Herbs\n\nDid you ever wonder what goes on un-derground when seeds start to grow?Nowyou can sprout some herb seeds and watchthe changes take place right before youreyes.  \nYou'll need:herb seedssmall self-sealing plastic bag  \npaper towel  \npaper cup or 6-inch-deep clay potpotting soilplatespray bottle (for misting)  \nBuy a small envelope of seeds for anherb,such as dill,parsley,basil,or ore-gano,that your family enjoys using toseason food.You can get them at a garden-ing supply center or five-and-ten store.Wet a paper towel and squeeze out thewater.Fold the damp towel into a squarethat will fit inside a small,self-sealingplastic bag.Spread half the herb seeds onthe towel.Be sure the seeds are not ontop of each other.Slide the towel into thebag.Seal the bag except for one corner.Lay it flat in a warm spot but out of directsunlight.  \nPlant the other half of the seeds.Followthe seed package directions.Use a six-inch-deep clay pot full of loose potting soil,or a paper cup ","cbCaigHS1pTpsTy1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigHS1pTpsTy1","pdf",2307190,68,"English","# Introduction\n## Grow Your Own Herbs\n## What You’ll Need\n## Steps to Sprout and Plant\n## Daily Check and Maintenance","[{\"question\":\"What materials are needed for Grow Your Own Herbs?\",\"answer\":\"You need herb seeds, a small self-sealing plastic bag, paper towel, a paper cup or a 6-inch-deep clay pot, potting soil, and a spray bottle for misting.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you prepare the seeds for sprouting?\",\"answer\":\"Wet a paper towel, fold it to fit the bag, spread half the seeds without overlapping, slide the towel into the sealed bag (leaving one corner unsealed), and place it in a warm spot out of direct sunlight.\"},{\"question\":\"How should you maintain the herb experiment each day?\",\"answer\":\"Check both the bag and the pot daily for changes. 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