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EXPIRES: 5/30/2024 Time to get sudsy! Mr C.’s next surface tension experiments require straws, water, and dish soap. Mr. C even shows how to make a cube bubble!Visit the South Carolina Department of Education for Science standards.
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EXPIRES: 5/30/2024 Time to get sudsy! Mr C.’s next surface tension experiments require straws, water, and dish soap. Mr. C even shows how to make a cube bubble!Video
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