How to Pop a Balloon with an Orange
This Foundation-level PowerPoint presentation introduces students to the exciting world of chemistry using an everyday object: an orange peel. Through this engaging hands-on activity, students will discover how a chemical reaction can cause a balloon to pop, fostering curiosity and critical thinking in a relatable and exciting way.
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