Try these innovative project ideas for class 6 students

Students learn the science of air in school; air pressure, airspeed, its force to blow away objects is a thing of surprise for them. Out of many, this is one of the most undemanding school project ideas for understanding the power of the air. It requires only a 1-liter plastic bottle, a craft knife, a plastic straw, a ping pong ball, and paper tape.

Step1: Fix the tape straightly just below the spot where the curve from the topside of the bottle gets straightened. Cut the bottle with the help of a craft knife, following the upper outline of tape.

Step2: Place the cap of the bottle on a flat bench, and make a hole in it of straw’s width with the help of a nail & hammer.

Step3: Fit in the straw tightly into the hole; if it feels small, widen it with the help of a fingernail or the knife.

Step4: Now insert the short end of the straw into the hole and tighten the cap into the bottle.

Step 5: Place a ping pong ball into the bottle, and blow air from the other end of the straw. And here it is, your ball. It is floating in the air when you blow air with the right force.

Innovative project ideas for school students, like this one, will allow them to get familiar with the air pressure, and also they will have a lot of fun doing it.

Apart from these school project ideas, there are some more, like motorized tiny dancers, the apple pendulum, potato battery, craft stick bridge, baking soda & vinegar powered boat, homemade lightning, etc. They are pretty easy to create but are fun, and not to forget, these innovative project ideas for school students enrich them with a real feel of theoretical knowledge. They will help them understand the different parts of their syllabus much easily, and the facts learned through them stay in the mind of kids for a long time.

4.Static Electricity Butterfly

A static electricity butterfly is a fun science experiment that demonstrates how static electricity works through a paper butterfly that "moves" when charged. Here’s how it works:
Materials Required:

• Tissue paper
• BalloonThread or string
• Scissors

Procedure:

• Cut the tissue paper in the shape of a butterfly.
• Inflate the balloon with air and tie it using a thread or string.
• Rub the balloon on your hair or a woolen cloth to create static electricity.
• Bring the charged balloon near the tissue paper butterfly, and observe how it sticks to the balloon due to static attraction.
• Use various butterfly shapes and sizes to observe their reactions to the static charge.

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