1. Ryan–as pictured above he taped one whistle to the other so that when you blow into one, both get air
2. Reid–cutting a “dead” helium balloon and its string into a million pieces
3. Rhett–testing gravity by throwing each thing on my kitchen counter to the floor
I later tried an experiment of my own to see how much of the mess would the vacuum welcome.This morning the three boys were conducting seperate science experiments:
1. Ryan–as pictured above he taped one whistle to the other so that when you blow into one, both get air
2. Reid–cutting a “dead” helium balloon and its string into a million pieces
3. Rhett–testing gravity by throwing each thing on my kitchen counter to the floor
I later tried an experiment of my own to see how much of the mess would the vacuum welcome.
1. Ryan–as pictured above he taped one whistle to the other so that when you blow into one, both get air
2. Reid–cutting a “dead” helium balloon and its string into a million pieces
3. Rhett–testing gravity by throwing each thing on my kitchen counter to the floor
I later tried an experiment of my own to see how much of the mess would the vacuum welcome.
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