Hassan, age 11 of QC wrote:
it was awsome I used it for a science project at school it worked fine I also got a good note!!!

Kunal, age 8 of Detroit, MI wrote:
When i rubbed the wool to the pvc tube i put it near a small piece of paper and the paper stuck to the pvc tube

Caroline, age 12 of Boston, MA wrote:
I rubbed my feet on the rug and then I touched the door knob and got shocked... another time I my hair wa sticking up and I put on a fleece and the fleece reacted to my dry hair and shocked me!

Daniella, age 9 of Wilmette, IL wrote:
I rubbed a comb on a piece of carpet, wich created friction. I tried to pick up a piece of round paper and it worked!

Victoria of Beverly Hills, CA wrote:
I took a piece of string tied on a cheerio then I hung it from on of our walk in showers and found a comb, brushed my hair with it and then I put the comb near the cheerios and the cheerio came the the comb!

Jawid, age 10 of Melbourne, AUS wrote:
i rubbed the balloon on my hair for a long time then put paper under it far away the paper slowly went up and down and stuck on the balloon then I rubbed the balloon alot and I threw it up and it got stuck on the roof for ten -fifteen minutes

Courtney of Luxora, AR wrote:
When I did the project it was a great experience. I found out that the wool reacted

Ashley, age 10 of Bullhead City, AZ wrote:
I tried the one with the salt and pepper. I rubbed the balloon on my head and held it over a plate of salt and then a plate of pepper and during both tries the salt and the pepper jumped off the plate onto the balloon. It was so so cool.

Kyle, age 7 of Vallejo wrote:
When we were eating pizza, I got an idea to make static electricity. I take a plastic plate and rub it on my shirt. Then I put the plastic plate over the napkin. It goes to the plastic plate. That was a really good idea. You have have to try it because, It's fun.

Katey, age 10 of Rienzi, MS wrote:
I tried rubbing a balloon on my hair and sticking it over a plate of pepper and it picked up then I got another balloon and tried rubbing it on my hair and sticking it to a plate of salt now that's what I call Static Electricity!

Ange, age 10 of Markham, ON wrote:
After the experiment, I tried rubbing the balloon on my hair again, and stuck it to the wall. It stayed there for a long time! Now that's called static electricity!!!

Savannah, age 9 of Carver, MA wrote:
When I did static electricity I rubbed a balloon on my head and it stayyed threr for a cuple seconds and then it rolled off and my hair stod up.

Zachary, age 5 of San Clemente, CA wrote:
You take a regular balloon blown up. You rub it on your hair. Then stick it to a tissue and it will carry the tissue.

Brooklyn, age 7 of Mesa, AZ wrote:
When I rubbed the balloon against my head, and when I took it off my head... my hairs stood up!!! And thats static electricity!

Tahv, age 7 of San Jose wrote:
Well, I slid down a slide and touched some one. Then there was a big... zap!

Brianna, age 9 of Honolulu, HI wrote:
It worked. I even tried sticking it to the wall after I rubbed it on my hair it was awsome!!!

Lillian, age 9 of Sanborn wrote:
I put a ballon on my head and my hair stood straight up.

Min-Su, age 6 of Evanston, IL wrote:
I rubed a balloon onto my shirt a lot and let it go and it stayed there!

Sophie, age 9 of Glen Ridge, NJ wrote:
The gelatin suddenly few up and stuck to the balloon when I had rubbed it on my hair. It was so amazing!!!

Edison, age 6 of Winter Garden, FL wrote:
I rubbed the balloon on my hair and it made static electricity then I cut up the paper and it stuck to the balloon. It was so awesome it really worked.

Amber, age 11 of Whitby wrote:
When I used a balloon and rubbed it on my furry sweater and put it on my head it stayed there for 5 minuites. How long do you think you can keep it on? And what other materials can you use?

Courtney & Daisha of Springfield, OR wrote:
We tryed: nut meg, peper, salt, cinomon, sugar. And they all worked!

Amity, age 9 of Oregon City, OR wrote:
I rubed a pillow on my brothers hair and it stood up.

Heather, age 15 of Fontana, CA wrote:
I rubbed the ballon on a towel I put it over salt and pepper and all the pepper was sticked to the ballon.

Darren, age 13 of Tacoma, WA wrote:
When I rubbed the Cd on the wool cloth, I knew something would happen. When I put the CD by the unfolede napkin the napkin, touched the Cd.

Bria, age 12 of Philadelphia, PA wrote:
I took the wool scarf and rubed the record with it then, placed the styrofoam peanuts under the record and held the record over it and then the styrofoam peanuts went up on the record. It was cool

George & Natalie, age 5 of Cary, NC wrote:
We tried rubbing a balloon on our hair and holding over a plate with salt. Because of the static electricity, the salt jumped up onto the balloon.

Phillip, age 10 of Chicago, IL wrote:
When I rubbed the balloon on my hair it stuck on my palm and under a table.

Joanne, age 9 of San Jose, CA wrote:
My classmates and I rubbed plastic rulers on wool to see if pieces of paper would stick to it and most of my classmates succeded!