Amazing Experiments Ep. 1 Solid, liquids and gas
State of matter experiments for primary school age children, told by kids.
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Hello! I can’t hear you very well. But I will try to understand. Thank you for the help though!
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Amazing thanks for helping me now I can use one of your experiments in class because in year 7 you have to prove you remember your solids liquids and gases
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Thanks, future scientists for sharing your experiments.
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These girls are so cute!!! I'm sure this video will keep people engaged as it helps them learn. Awesome content. Keep working on your production quality (light, sound, camera settings) and your subscribers and views will grow. Wonderful work. 🙂