Weekly Science Project Idea/Home Science Activity Spotlight: Tie Dye

By Amy Cowen on February 21, 2013 12:00 PM
Tie Dye Chemistry Activity Family-Science Spotlight
Are you looking for a school science project topic or a hands-on science activity to do on the weekend or with your family? Science Buddies' science projects come in all sizes!


In this week's spotlight: a pair of science projects related to a favorite summer or camp activity—tie dye. Don't miss our freshly updated hands-on chemistry project and a family-friendly version at Scientific American's Bring Science Home.


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