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By Geeks out of the Box Posted on May 31, 2016June 1, 2016

Colours are Math Too

The last couple of days have been dominated by the colours theme, that eventually ended up expressed in fractions (of how to mix the primary colours as in paints or … Continue reading Colours are Math Too

Categories: Experiments, Little artisans, Murderous MathsTags: colours, fractions, mixing colours, RGB, spectrum, watercolours
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on May 23, 2016

Our own icosahedron

Categories: Experiments, Geometry JoysTags: geometry, Icosahedron
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on May 19, 2016

The real thing

Simon was very excited today about his first real chemistry workshop. He has set a few experiments this week (including yesterday at his gifted club), but today it was finally … Continue reading The real thing

Categories: Experiments, Milestones
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on May 11, 2016

Day 2 at the gifted club

Yesterday was Simon’s second day at GEMZ, the gifted club he attends once a week. I have received my belated Mom’s Day gift (bath salt bottle that Simon arranged in … Continue reading Day 2 at the gifted club

Categories: Experiments, Little artisans, Uncategorized
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on April 22, 2016April 26, 2016

A glimpse into Simon’s head

Simon said he wanted to write a post. What he came up with makes a perfect blueprint of how his brain works. He adds: but what are these triangles and … Continue reading A glimpse into Simon’s head

Categories: Experiments, Geometry Joys, Magformers, Simon makes gamez
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on April 21, 2016

Simon Loves Gears

Categories: Experiments, Simon makes gamez
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on April 4, 2016

Building electric circuits together

Last weekend in Amsterdam, visiting Simon’s best friend.

Categories: ExperimentsTags: Electricity
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on March 29, 2016

Apples also make perfect batteries

Categories: Experiments
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on March 29, 2016March 29, 2016

The Adventure Continues

Have visited the awesome Continium science museum in Kerkrade (in the south of The Netherlands) for the second time and loved it again. We enjoy Continium much more than NEMO … Continue reading The Adventure Continues

Categories: Experiments, Museum Time
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on March 29, 2016

Probability Calculations

Simon was practicing probability calculations this weekend – with coins, dice and Pascal’s triangle. What are the chances if throwing heads or tails with one, two or more coins? And … Continue reading Probability Calculations

Categories: Experiments, Murderous Maths
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on March 24, 2016

Kinetic (Sticky) Sand and Microchips

Kinetic sand is a great success for two days in a row, two days of vacuuming the whole apartment that is…  What is kinetic sand, Mom? It turns out that … Continue reading Kinetic (Sticky) Sand and Microchips

Categories: Experiments
By Geeks out of the Box Posted on March 15, 2016March 15, 2016

Potato Batteries?

Made another electric circuit today, with potatoes as batteries! The zink sticks are oxidized inside the potatoes and the electrons freed in this process flee towards the less reactive copper, … Continue reading Potato Batteries?

Categories: ExperimentsTags: Crazy about science, Electricity

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