Experiments Supply List
Day 1
Light It Up!
Lemons, 4 per group
Grapefruit, 2 per group
Tomatoes, 2 per group
Kiwi, 2 per group
Potatoes (firm and fresh), 2 per group
Pennies, 4 per group
Zinc-galvanized nails, 4 per group
Small alligator clip sets with leads, 5 per group
Mini LED, 1 per group
Kitchen knife (adult use only)
Let It Rain
Transparent plastic cups (if each child is doing it) or glass canning jar (if doing as an adult-led demo)
Pitcher of water
Shaving foam
Blue food coloring dropper (add a variety of colors for more fun)
World map
Optional: paint shirts
Day 2 
Flying High
Variety of paper types: copier paper, construction paper, card stock
Paper airplane patterns—print several according to the ability levels of your children from http://www.foldnfly.com 
Measuring tape
Masking tape
Crayons
Optional: world map and toy hoops
Full of Hot Air
Variety of balloon sizes
Variety of bottles (thin plastic, hard plastic, thick glass)
Bowl of very hot tap water (adults only moving/pouring it)
Bowl of ice water
World Map
Day 3 
DNA Is Everywhere
Prepare 1 per table or only 1 for an upfront demo. 
Medium-sized onion
1 t. salt
1 c. water
2 T. dishwashing liquid
 t. meat tenderizer
 c. 91% rubbing alcohol (isopropyl)
Cutting board and knife
Blender
Strainer
Mixing bowl
Spoon
Clear glass (12 oz. or larger)
Craft stick
Spot the Color
2 coffee filters
Child-safety scissors
Washable dark-colored felt-tip markers (black, brown, green, blue)
Blender
A variety of green leaves, separated by type: maple, oak, spinach, kale (enough of each type to make  c. of each when blended); see directions for other options
Isopropyl alcohol
Clear glass cups, 1 for each leaf or marker
Straw, 1 for each leaf or marker
Tape
Day 4 
Polishing Pennies
Dirty pennies, amount varies depending on the number of liquids used
Shiny penny
Choose a variety from the following: ketchup, mustard, water, milk, vinegar with salt, lemon juice, orange juice, lime juice, dark carbonated beverage
Small containers, 1 for each substance
Craft stick if using vinegar with salt
Small clothespins
World map
Rainbow Float
Large, transparent plastic jar with a wide mouth
The amount of each of the following liquids depends on the size of your large jar; you want enough of each to make a 1-inch thick layer of the liquid: honey, dark corn syrup, pure maple syrup, colored dish soap, water, milk, vegetable oil
Optional: Food coloring (you may want to use this to add color to the clear liquids) 
Optional: Small containers
Optional: Small items such as plastic bottle cap, table tennis ball, grape, popcorn kernel, small nail, marble
Day 5
Go!
Plastic container lid
Marker
Small piece of cork
Metal paper clip
Strong magnet
Water
World map
Optional: world map paper place mats with countries labeled (found at teacher stores), 1 per child
All Bandaged Up 
Variety of adhesive bandages (name brands, store brands, off-brands)
Optional: 1 hard-boiled egg per bandage
Bowls of warm water
Bowls of tap water
World Map
Every Day 
Babel Legend cards (11-7-070, available to purchase from AnswersVBS.com), 1 per child