Kids who want to learn about chemistry while having a great time can do so in the Philadelphia area at The Candy Lab’s Science Project Classes. Sweets and other tasty delicacies are the focus of these engaging and entertaining science classes taught by Emma “Einstein” Shapiro, a dedicated and imaginative educator in the Philadelphia Public Schools.

Discover the Sweet Side of Science with Science Classes for Kids

The Candy Lab is a great place for kids to learn about science while experimenting with common household items. Your kids will love Emma Shapiro’s science classes because she turns learning into an exciting journey and shows them that science is everywhere, even in the foods they love the most. The best part? After the fun of experimenting, your kid gets to savor the tasty results.

Exciting Science Projects for All Ages

Whether you’re a curious youngster or a teen with a sweet tooth, The Candy Lab has something for everyone. To make sure that kids of all ages have a fun and educational time, the crafts are divided into several categories. Crafting Rock Candy and building Candy Slime are just a few experiments that guarantee each session is a new experience.

Unveiling the Candy Lab’s Scientific Creations

1. Rock Candy

Explore the crystallization process and watch your sugar crystals grow into delicious rock candy. It’s a sweet lesson in chemistry that leaves you with a tasty treat.

2. Candy Slime

Learn all about polymers and non-Newtonian fluids by making edible slime from sweets. It’s cute, messy, and instructive, all rolled into one.

3. Pop Rocks

Find out how this famous popping candy works scientifically so it can make noises as you bite into it.

4. Volcano Candy

Witness a candy eruption as you construct a mini volcano using sweet ingredients. It’s a tasty twist on the classic science experiment.

5. Erupting Diet Coke with Mentos

Experience the explosive reaction between Diet Coke and Mentos and understand the science behind the impressive fountain. 

6. Exploding Mentos Drink

Take the Mentos reaction to the next level by creating a colorful and fizzy explosion in a drink. 

7. Color Changing Coke and Mentos

Change up the classic experiment by looking at how different food colorings change how Coke and Mentos respond. 

Join the Fun with The Candy Lab’s Science Classes for Kids

There is plenty of time to participate in experiments and discover science secrets during each Chemistry session at The Candy Lab, which lasts around 1 ½ hours. The upcoming Science Lab class on February 17, from 2-3:30 pm, promises an exciting experience for all participants.

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A tasty and novel approach to learning about the mysteries of science is available in the Philadelphia area at The Candy Lab’s Science Project Classes. Learning becomes both educational and immensely pleasant as children of all ages follow Emma “Einstein” Shapiro as she reveals the secrets of experiments involving sugar. View our calendar to see all of our candy crafting classes for kids.