Tinker Tuesday: Glowing Oobleck

Happy birthday Dr. Seuss! Is oobleck a solid or a liquid? What if it can act as both? Oobleck can feel like a solid when you hold it in a ball, but it becomes liquidy when you let your hand go loose. Oobleck got its name from a book by Dr. Seuss, called Bartholomew and the Oobleck. In it, the oobleck is a mysterious substance that falls from the sky. In this program we are going to put a spin on the classic oobleck recipe by making it GLOW! 

Tinker Tuesdays is a hands-on educational program that allows children to explore, create, design, and problem solve focusing on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) concepts.