Mama to 5 Blessings wrote this post on 20th Century Fox and their PR Company. I received several Fantastic Four science experiments and movie in exchange for an honest review. This is not a sponsored review and all views and opinions are of my own and were not influenced in any way.
Since my husband was a young child he has collected super hero memorabilia and watched every super hero movie under the sun! Our older boys are just like their dad, they get it honestly! One of their favorite super hero team’s is the Fantastic 4. Now that the new Fantastic 4 movie is available on Blu-Ray / DVD we are not just excited to get to watch this new movie but to incorporate some epic at-home science experiments that are inspired by the Fantastic 4 team’s super powers!
Our experiments included:
Mr. Fantastic’s Stretchy Slime
The Human Torch’s Combustible Candles
The Invisible Woman’s Invisible Ink
The Thing’s Clobberin’ Candy
The kids favorite were the invisible ink pens which represented the Invisible Woman. They wrote their secret message on paper and with the back light on the markers show their hidden message.
In the Mr. Fantastic’s Stretchy Slime several different slime concoctions could be made, the kids chose to make the Sewer Slime. My husband being the chemical engineer was the perfect teacher for this as he explained the science behind the experiment while the kids participated mixing and stirring the materials.
Finally the Human Torch Combustible Candles were not just a science experiment but a craft as well as a science to the craft, almost like sand art in a jar resulting in a candle! As you can see my daughter was thrilled to make these!
Fantastic 4 It is packed full of action which makes it the perfect movie for all super hero lovers to enjoy! Grab a copy this holiday season to fill a loved one’s Christmas stocking! You can enter for a chance to win a copy of this amazing movie on Blu-Ray HERE.
What types of super hero inspired science experiments have you and your kids done?
Mama to 5 Blessings wrote this post on 20th Century Fox and their PR Company. I received several Fantastic Four science experiments and movie in exchange for an honest review. This is not a sponsored review and all views and opinions are of my own and were not influenced in any way. Mama to 5 Blessings is disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.
So fun! My boys love doing science experiments like this, too. I have some lined up for the school vacay!
My kids always enjoyed these kinds of activities too. I like them too because they can be educational.
Exactly! They are learning and having fun at the same time.. Can’t beat that.
What a neat experiment! I used to love those kinds of experiments when I was a kid. And I’ll bet your hubby has some valuable items stashed away!
What a neat experiment! I used to love doing science experiments like this when I was a kid. And I’ll bet your hubby has some valuable stuff stashed away now!
These all sound like super fun science experiments. My kids love doing things like this at home.
Wow, all of these activities are awesome. I love fun experiments like these! The candle turned out really cute!
These are such good ideas. What a great way to get kids interested in science!
I have a set of three kids (triplets) who would love to try this experiment and am sharing it with her mom.
This is amazing! I am loving the candle – I’m looking forward to seeing this movie at some point. x
That candle is awesome! I really want to see this movie too!
These are so great. My son is in love with science and would love to do these.
So much fun! We haven’t seen the Fantastic 4 movie yet but plan on it. I love your experiments … my daughter would love this. This looks like some weekend fun. Thank you for sharing.
My son would love this! he is a big fan of the movie
That candle is too cool! I bet my kiddos would love to make a project like that!
That candle is too cute! I bet my kiddos would love to work on a project like this!
I love doing things with the grand kids that spark their curiosity and imagination. Science with the addition of a craft is a win win for everyone!!
I loved doing science experiments when I was younger!!! I love how your candle turned out looks great!
It looks like they had a blast! I especially like that blacklight experiment!
Fantastic 4 looks like a great movie for super hero lovers. I am just loving this super cute craft idea which kids would love so much. I can see how much your kids are involved with it & the Candle looks absolutely awesome.
My kids would LOVE the invisible ink pen! I bet they’d use it all the time to write each other secret messages. We still haven’t watched Fantastic 4, I think its a film the entire family would enjoy. I’ll put it on the list for this week!