Growing Crystals

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By: Lillian, Jade, and Josette

Science

Ask a Question
If we add the specific amounts of
ingredients to the dish will the crystals
form on the cardboard?

Research
For research we searched for youtube videos that
showed us how to make the crystals.
Find how to make it in the link below.
Magic Crystal Tree - SICK Science | Science
Experiments | Steve ...

Make a hypothesis
Will the crystals grow on the cardboard?

Ingredients and Materials
You will need the following ingredients and
materials:
A spoon, water, food coloring, ammonia, bluing,
salt, scissors, shallow dish, cardboard, and a
pencil.

Test it
First, cut out two identical shapes and make a slit
on the top of one shape. Next, make a slit on the
bottom of the second shape. Then,slip the two
slits into each other to make it stand on its own.
We did this and waited over night. IT GREW
CRYSTALS!

Conclusion
In conclusion, the trees grew “crystals”
and the liquid dried up into “crystals” as
well. The so called “crystals” actually felt
like real snow.

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Growing Crystals

1. Growing Crystals By Lillian, Jade, and Josette

2. Ask a Question If we add the specific amounts of ingredients to the dish will the crystals form on the cardboard?

3. Research For research we searched for youtube videos that showed us how to make the crystals. Find how to make it in the link below. Magic Crystal Tree - SICK Science | Science Experiments | Steve ...

4. Make a hypothesis Will the crystals grow on the cardboard?

5. Ingredients and Materials You will need the following ingredients and materials: A spoon, water, food coloring, ammonia, bluing, salt, scissors, shallow dish, cardboard, and a pencil.

6. Test it First, cut out two identical shapes and make a slit on the top of one shape. Next, make a slit on the bottom of the second shape. Then,slip the two slits into each other to make it stand on its own. We did this and waited over night. IT GREW CRYSTALS!

7. Conclusion In conclusion, the trees grew “crystals” and the liquid dried up into “crystals” as well. The so called “crystals” actually felt like real snow.

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