Jason Lindsey, aka “Mr. Science,” is a nationally-recognized meteorologist, STEM educator, and author. He’s appeared on television stations across America, including the NBC Today Show, getting kids “Hooked on Science.” Jason visits hundreds of schools each year, inspiring kids to be inquisitive about the world around them, and to develop a long-term interest in science and math. His hands-on, kid-friendly, science enrichment classes and camps are offered throughout the year and have hooked thousands of kids on science.
Are you finding a lot of green slimy stuff around the house? If so, you either have a sick kid or a leprechaun! Our “Science Guy,” Jason Lindsey, shows us how to use a few ingredients, from around the house, to create a batch of leprechaun snot.
Do you know how to engineer the ultimate snowball? Our “Science Guy,” Jason Lindsey, has the science secret.
Do you love science? You might after this experiment. Our “science guy,” Jason Lindsey, shows us how to skewer a heart balloon.
You are not going to believe the science experiment you can do with one of those valentine’s day candy filled tubes.
SCIENCE SAFETY
PLEASE follow these safety precautions when doing any science experiment.
– ALWAYS have an adult present.
– ALWAYS wear the correct safety gear while doing any experiment.
– NEVER eat or drink anything when performing any experiment.
– REMEMBER experiments may require marbles, small balls, balloons, and other small parts. Those objects could become a CHOKING HAZARD. Adults are to perform those experiments using these objects. Any child can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Keep uninflated or broken balloons away from children.
HOOKED ON SCIENCE DISCLAIMER
Each Hooked on Science experiment is safe to perform with an adult present. If not performed correctly the experiment could be dangerous. Jason Lindsey, Hooked on Science, and ALL Hooked on Science affiliates expressly disclaims all liability for any occurrence, including, but not limited to, damage, injury or death, which might arise as consequences of the use of any experiment(s) online or on air. The guardian of the child and the performer of the experiment assume all the liability and will use these science experiments at their own risk!