After all of the trick-or-treating, when the candy has been counted and the costumes have (finally) been removed (is there a Guinness Book record for longest consecutive days of costume-wearing?), that is when we parents grapple with what to do with the excess sugar in our homes.
I love the idea, from the SouleMama blog, of inviting the Candy Fairy to take the remaining Halloween candy at midnight tonight, but I wasn't organized enough to plan ahead for this fairy's arrival and prepare my little ones.
Instead, I solicited help from my upstairs neighbor who is a biology professor at Tufts University, and founder of SciSpark.com, a secular science enrichment resource for homeschoolers and others looking to enhance science learning. He got straight to work over the weekend devising a series of excellent left-over Halloween candy experiments to perform with our kids.
Click here for SciSpark's ideas on Halloween Candy Science and visit SciSpark often for some fantastic science resources!
Happy Halloween!
What To Do With Leftover Halloween Candy
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