Walking Water: Science Experiment for Kids
"Walking Water" is a fun and simple science project that helps kids understand two important properties of water: adhesion and cohesion.
Here’s how it works:
Adhesion: Water also likes to stick to other things, like paper towels or string. This is what helps water move or "walk" from one place to another.
Cohesion: Water molecules like to stick together. This is what makes water form droplets. It's like a team of water molecules holding hands and staying close.
How the experiment works:
You set up two cups: one with water and one empty. You connect them using a paper towel or string.
The water in the filled cup starts moving up the paper towel due to adhesion (water sticking to the towel).
As the water climbs up, more water molecules get pulled along because of co...
