You shouldn't do experiments using blood with children unless you are prepared to instruct them in handling biologically hazardous materials. You would need gloves and a disposal mechanism because blood is considered to be a hazardous substance. You cannot throw it away in the usual manner. You need a biohazard bag and a disposal company willing to accept it. This can be quite costly. In the past, we would do blood typing with kids, now it is more difficult because of the number of children who are not with their biological parents. It would be awful if one of the kid's blood types were not compatible with the blood types of their "parents".
Science projects
Your school website is a good website to find a science fair project. Science programs for kids typically have websites with projects listed. PBS has a website for kids that includes science projects.
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It depends on how old your kids are. For kids in the 3rd to 5th grades in Elementary, you can assign kids projects like reading book and write report and some science projects.
There are many different websites that offer details on science projects for kids. Two great websites are Discovery Kids and National Geographic. These are both very reputable websites.
Kids science projects create teamwork because they drive individuals to work together to achieve a common goal and that is what developes into teamwork overtime.
Experiland offers one of the highest ranking selection of books containing science projects and experiments aimed at kids. Some other examples of such books may include Everything Kids Science Experiments Book and elementary level science text books.
I think an interesting science project would involve the different blood types. There are many good projects on this topic. Look it up, there aremany facsinating things.
High School projects are experiments that high school kids do at home example some high school kids have projects such as how to build a volcano and how to make lava come out of the volcano
Because it's meant to make science more fun for children who aren't interested in it. Or supposedly. This is coming from a child, so, I don't know.
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