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| | We did not get the kit. It was out of stock. We used the Diaper Genie Refills for the tubealoons. We went to Burger King and bought one of the Indiana Jones Invisible pens for 95 cents.(The toy from the kids meal) It worked great. We also used the inside of a diaper instead of the powder. It worked just as well. Hope that helps. It is more convenient if you can get the kit from Group though. It saves alot of extra running! |
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| Can you tell me which reactor paper and expando powder you ordered from Steve Spangler? They have several different types and I don't want to order the wrong ones. Our Cinema Science person has the manual, so I can't even recall how the paper and powder are used! Please help! |
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| We did not order it because it wasn't even in my catalog and are making due without it. We used regular balloons and hexagonal nuts from somebody's garage, nothing special, and the demonstration still worked great. We are tearing apart baby's diapers for "expando powder" and bought astrobrite golden rod paper to use as reactor paper...these were suggestions from group; we will see if they work.
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| Invisible ink pens: We bought them at Burger King. They are/were part of the Indiana Jones promotion. Otherwise were unable to find them.
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| | Expando powder is also knowen as water crystals. In JoAnn's websight they have a product called "Wonder Water Clear Floral Arranging Gel-Removable". I was unable to get it because there were out of stock. If you call to see if they carry it, make sure they look for this product only as they have similiar products but they require more work like using a stove or microwave. Reactor paper is also known as goldenrod color changing paper. I was unable to find it, though you may.
marie m
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| | I love the Easy VBS. I love the Power Lab theme. I do not love the Cinema Science Kit. We ordered our stuff from Group in early May for our July 13 vbs, but guess what....somehow they never got our order. So...now we're jumping through hoops looking for this Cinema Science stuff. My suggestion would be that things this essential to the program be included in the starter kits from now on. Thanks for all of your suggestions on how to make this work. I'm sure we'll figure something out, thanks to you all!
Kelsy in Kansas
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| | the goldenrod paper is available on Steve Spangler's Site. |
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| | our church finished today and we have a TON of the 81/2 x11 pieces of the goldenrod paper left. I'm not sure yet if I can just give it away or sell it for cheap, but let me know and i will check it out on this end |
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| I found the paper at Office Max. It is an astrobright gold paper. Bring some windex with you to test it. It should turn red when sprayed. My office max had it on clearance for $2 a ream.
Erin
Blessed Sacrament Church
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