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Then you can use a measuring tape to find out exactly how much of each item you will need so you don’t over-buy. Plus, this goody pays homage to everyone's favorite lab created monster. I placed the play dough into spider molds I found. I also placed some dough into pumpkin ice cube trays. My daughter would want to do something like this.

The raisins will look like they are dancing. If your project is for kids, don’t worry. Give a few contextual clues like fake bats attached to the “roof” of the cave, and their imaginations will run with the idea. Next, cover the pool with large garbage bags, a tarp, or some kind of plastic material. Black, dark brown, or dark green will give the best swampy appearance. The plumbing supply section of hardware stores can be full of useful items.

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Drop in something that has a strong odor, such as garlic, vinegar, perfume, or spices. For liquids, soak a cotton ball with the substance, then drop the cotton ball into the bottle. Don’t add anything toxic or with toxic fumes. I don’t know if you’ve price-compared beakers and flasks lately, but I’ll just tell you that they can leave quite a hole in your wallet.

We’re attending the Trunk or Treat festivities at our church on Halloween. I’m planning the decorations for the trunk of our car. My husband likes to dress up as a mad scientist, and I’m guessing that’s what he’ll be again this year. A Halloween science lab would be the perfect trunk decoration. You could also use these props as decorations for a Halloween party. Loving all the mad scientist door decorations for Halloween!

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Mad scientists, spooky decor, strange, bubbly concoctions. What more could you ask for in a Halloween Party? Here’s some Halloween Laboratory Themed Party Ideas that will have your guests looking forward to spending time in the lab. Slime is another gross but appropriate addition to any spooky laboratory. You can make it with cornstarch and water.

Try to find a shallow wading pool or just barely fill the one you have. The key to swamps is creating an oozy, mushy, muddy mess without ruining anyone’s Halloween costumes. It is hard to focus on experiments when angry mobs of disgruntled parents are beating down your door because you turned their beautiful princesses into mud monsters.

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Bright green, orange, black, and purple are popular colors at Halloween. Don't forget your brain in a jar! Fill a large clear jar with green colored water, and add a green cabbage that has been slightly disassembled and torn up to look like a brain. Add green glow sticks to the jar for an eerie look.

To create smoke coming from your "experiments", just drop in chunks of dry ice before guests arrive. I mixed equal parts cornstarch and tonic water together to make oobleck – a lovely slime. This will fluoresce blue under the black light. A very easy way to make an odorous addition to your mad lab is to make sniff bottles. All it takes is a bottle with a potent smelling substance in it. The container can be as simple as an empty water bottle or as ornate as a glass potion bottle.

It is a plastic tube with a metal spring attached to it. The spring vibrates against the plastic when you shake it, causing a thunder-like sound. If you want a fizzy brew, just mix baking soda with lemon juice. Another fizzy explosion can be created with Mentos and 2-liter bottles of soda. This one causes a massive, messy eruption.

While many of the items on Etsy are handmade, you’ll also find craft supplies, digital items, and more. The Thunder tube sounds like the perfect tool for a haunted house. Nothing makes me jump out of my skin more at a Haunted House than an unexpected clap of thunder. What's scarier than a chemical spill?

You can add other spooky touches as well, like pumpkins, small cloth witches hats, or jars labeled with spooky signs. For centerpieces, collect a variety of scientific glassware - flasks, beakers, test tubes, and graduated cylinders are great! Fill them with colored water, add dry ice and arrange them across tables as eccentric, mad scientist decorations.

This mad science tickles the nose, mesmerizes the eyes, interests the ears, disgusts the fingers, and compels the tongue. What a great themed for Halloween party. I really like your Halloween smores cup. You can buy inexpensive beakers and graduated cylinders at school/science supply websites. Add these to you Halloween apothecary for a super cool display.

Food coloring is a simple and effective way to make bottles appear as if they contain some vile, toxic chemical that would make toenails melt. Get a box of food coloring, mix various shades with water, and pour it into beakers or test tubes. It looks really cool and is safe and cheap. Some laboratory items can be purchased for relatively cheap. Dollar stores or second-hand stores often have treasures.

Even though it rained I had hundreds of trick or treaters. They were all amazed with the mad scientist and his experiments. Kids love mad science experiments. Hope you had a great Halloween and that next year is even better. Erupting volcanoes and bubbling test tubes are fun to watch and even more fun to make. Creating strange mad scientist concoctions using stuff you already have in your kitchen is more simple than you'd think.

I am fortunate enough to work at a daycare, so I have access to playground equipment. I took the slide part off of our equipment, covered it with dark material, and made an instant cave for the kids to crawl through and explore. Another good source for lab stuff is specialty toy stores.