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<td>These are soda bottles that haven't yet been vacuum formed into large bottles. They're clear, sturdy, and wash up well.</td> | <td>These are soda bottles that haven't yet been vacuum formed into large bottles. They're clear, sturdy, and wash up well.</td> | ||
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Revision as of 17:48, 10 September 2015
My son wanted an "experiment" birthday party, where he and his friends could mix things in test tubes like we do at the kitchen table.
Invitations
I designed the invitations in MS Word, and printed them double sided on letter sized cardstock, with two invitations per page.
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File:Experiment party invitation.docx |
Supplies
| Item | Supplier | Comments |
| Baby Soda Bottle Test Tubes | Home Training Tools | These are soda bottles that haven't yet been vacuum formed into large bottles. They're clear, sturdy, and wash up well. |
| Self Standing Centrifuge Tubes, 50ml | [Frey Scientific through Amazon] | |
| Food Storage Tubs | Dollar Tree | Used to make test-tube stands. The tubs I found were clear, around 3 1/2 inches tall, and a three-pack was $1. |
Project: Test Tube Stands
details on test tube stands
Experiments
details on invitations
