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Home Little Einsteins Meghan Jensen, 8, shows off her hovercraft. She experimented using the hovercraft on different surfaces and found it worked best on a smooth wood floor.

Meghan Jensen, 8, shows off her hovercraft. She experimented using the hovercraft on different surfaces and found it worked best on a smooth wood floor.

Giulianna Pinevich, 8, shows off her mummified fish. She found that a mixture of salt, baking soda and borax mummify fish the best. Pinevich said her parents are glad the experiment is over. “My whole kitchen was smelly,” she said.
Robert Hanson, 8, explains the results of his edible chocolate melting experiment. He predicted that M&Ms would melt the slowest because of their hard candy coating. His hypothesis proved correct, but he also found that chocolate with higher coco content took longer to melt. “I love chocolate,” Hansen said when asked why he chose that experiment.
Helen Meade, 8, made paper airplanes with varying wingspans to see which would fly the furthest. She thought the widest winged plane would fly the best, but the opposite proved true. “I’m really good at making paper airplanes,” she said.

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