Hi friends!
Welcome to Spiderman’s Toy Science Lab.
Today, Spiderman will show us experiments using a microscope.
Microscopes take really really small things that we can’t see and make them look really
really big.
Let’s see what slime looks like when we look under the microscope.
Hahaha..look at all the barrells of slime floating around.
I see red, blue, and black barrels of slime...that’s so cool.
Are you ready to see what our favorite toys look like under the microscope?
Let’s Go!
In our first experiment, Spiderman is going to show us how to make Peppa Pig.
We’re going to use the microscope for this experiment ….so we’ll put all our experiment
ingredients into this microscope dish.
The first step is to take some pink playdoh...we just need a little bit since we are using
a microscope...and we make it into a flat circle...like this.
Doesn’t it look like Peppa’s round head?
And let’s put the play-doh into the microscope dish.
We know Peppa likes to wear a red dress, so next, let’s take this bottle of special
red color….And use our dropper to add some drops to the playdoh.
Now, let’s make sure we put everything back in place when we are done using it.
OK Spiderman, are you ready to zap this play-doh and make Peppa Pig?
Wow, it’s working...that was so cool Spiderman.
Let me first see if this dish is too hot to touch after Spiderman zapped it.
OK, now let’s put the dish under the microscope like this.
With This microscope, we’ll be able to see all the really small things inside this pink
science play-doh we just made.
If Spiderman’s experiment worked, we’ll be able to see really tiny Peppa Pigs.
So we have the play-doh under the microscope and we turn this blue wheel to focus the microscope.
OK, are you ready to have a look inside the microscope and see mini-peppa pig?
Wow, the experiment worked!
Look at all the mini Peppa Pigs floating around hahaha.
The microscope let’s us see all the tiny Peppa’s hidden inside the play-doh.
Hmm, but wait...these aren’t Peppa Pigs...these are Spiderman Peppa’s!
Spiderman, did you trick us to make Peppa look like you?
We want to see mini Peppa Pigs, not Spiderman Peppas.
I think we need to adjust the formula to make Peppa Pig.
So let’s take our dish off the microscope.
We know Peppa loves to play in muddy puddles, so let’s add some of the special science
slime to the dish.
This science slime looks like mud …..and it’s so icky that I have to use this science
tool to pick up the slime.
OK that should be enough.
OK SPiderman, let’s zap this again to make mini Peppa Pigs.
Awesome, I hope this one worked.
Let’s put the dish back on the microscope...and let’s take a look inside to see if we see
mini Peppa Pigs now.
I see some different Peppa’s now!
We have Batman Peppa’s with the Spiderman Peppa’s inside the microscope.
This is so cool….but I still don’t see Peppa Pig, Spiderman!
Adding the black slime must have turned Peppa Pig into Batman Peppa.
OK, I really want to see Peppa Pig, so let’s try one more thing.
This time we’ll try to make a really big Peppa Pig instead of mini Peppa Pig.
Let’s take the dish off the microscope.
and now we’ll add some of this special blue color to the play-doh...using our dropper….like
this.
OK, now let’s cover the dish and put the dish inside the Super Science Jar.
The super science jar is where our science experiments turn into real toys.
OK Spiderman, let’s give it one more zap and make a really big Peppa Pig.
Wow, that was a strong zap.
Let’s see if this one worked.
There is something inside the jar, but it’s so big that I can’t take it out.
It’s Peppa Pig!
Look how big she is hahah!
Here she is with her red dress and her Teddy!
Great job spiderman, we finally got the experiment to work!
Peppa is so happy!
She is doing the Happy Pig Dance ahaha!
Spiderman is now going to show us how to make Superman!
Superman is a brave superhero who wears blue with a big letter S on his chest…and oh
yeah, he flies really fast like an airplane.
Let’s see which ingredients we’ll need to make our superman formula.
First we take some blue playdoh….We don’t need too much, only a little…and make it
flat...like this.
It looks like a small pancake.
Next, let’s put this blue play-doh inside the super science jar.
OK, that looks good.
The next step is adding this special blue color to the formula….let’s take our dropper
and add a few drops...like this.
Alright Spiderman, are you ready to zap this play-doh and turn it into the blue superhero
Superman?
Wow, that was a big zap Spiderman.
Let’s check inside to see if it worked.
Wow, It’s Catboy from PJ Masks!
Catboy is a blue superhero who has superpowers that make him run really fast!
Wow, Catboy is getting bigger!!
There he goes!
I love Catboy, but we are supposed to be making Superman in this experiment, not Catboy….
Spiderman, I think I have to change the formula.
OK, so let’s put Catboy back into the super science jar... and see how we can turn Catboy
into Superman.
I think we need to add the letter S to the super science jar…since Superman has a big
S on his chest…
And now we also need to add some special red color since Superman wears a red cape.
. OK Spiderman, I
think this is ready….go ahead and zap it.
Wow, That was a good zap!
It’s superman, awesome!!
Superman wears blue with a red cape and has the letter S on his chest and back!
And he uses his red cape to fly high in the sky…just like an airplane.
That was a great experiment Spiderman, thank you!
I had so much fun in Spiderman’s lab today.
Spiderman made us Peppa Pig, Catboy from PJ Masks, and Superman...and he even taught us
how to use a microscope.
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This is Ellie Sparkles, thanks for watching...bye.