
This blog is in honor of my friend Jessica over at Feeding the Family for Less. We had a bit of a joke about her doing a blog on aluminum foil. I got the feeling that she thought I should stick with writing homeschool posts. I agreed, but why can't I do both. So here it is, a homeschool post about aluminum foil:
The History of Aluminum Foil
All About the Element Aluminum
How is Aluminum Recycled?
Aluminum Can Crafts
You can use foil to make models or to do embossing crafts too!

6 comments:
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!
Wow- I have never seen such a neat and tidy lesson plan about aluminum foil! If I were to win this large amount of foil I think I may use some to create some space age looking dress up accesories with my 3 yr old who has to have at least 3 accessories on at all times- even with her pj's!
I am sending this to enter Jessica's contest.
I entered the Feeding Your Family For Less contest! Yay for aluminum foil. So many helpful and fun uses :) kim@kimberlychance.com
I have entered on Feeding Your Family For Less. You could also line a box with it, put a light bulb in and have a grow box for a seedling. (From Apologia's elementary Botany book)
Line a box that has had one side replaced with a lens of some sort to focus the sun's rays. Place a marshmallow on a skewer where those rays are focused and cook that marshmallow. This will get really hot so be careful! (From Supercharged Science's free class last week--or maybe the week before)
I also entered on Feeding the Family For Less. Who doesn't love foil?!
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