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Group 1 Kayla K & Sarah M Your 3 Words... Sparks Can Fly

Ideas... sparklers welding static breath mints electons excited to ground fe filings bunsen burner

Sparklers, iron filings with bunsen burner flint

Alexis Barabas - use sparklers to spell "sparks can fly" make a battery and touch positive and negative

Hanna Bicheler- fireworks in the sky and showing how they work

Amanda L and Emily S- two people with "chemistry" holding sparklers

Julie Fetzer - a person with "sparks" (made out of paper or cardboard) coming off of them while they read a chemistry textbook

the word "sparks' actually flying in the air above you while your doing chemistry.

Katelynn-You should play with sparklers in the dark then use flashlight to show posters that says spark can fly.

Cindy C - I think that the fireworks would be a really cool touch.

Alex J - Fireworks that some how spelled out "Sparks Can Fly" would be cool.

Ethan S and Mike D - Exciting electrons with copper

Sienna G and Kayla G - [] ^ make sparks with an aluminum pie tin Sarah Foss- You should put sparklers on your sign, light it up! ^ Kayla K- Sarah the sign may start on fire.

=== Remember how we talked on the first day about showing a couple kissing and we can have that in a scene and also include our spraklers, iron filings witht he bunsen burner too. This could incorporate the other defination of chemistry i guess...haha but we would have to find a couple so it depends. ===