(Photograph) - Pre-school children join in an experiment at Eureka! The Museum for Children in Halifax, West Yorkshire. Every weekend the museum's 'science buskers' amaze children and adults alike with a variety of eye-popping experiments using common household items so that children can recreate them at home or nursery. A popular one is the 'kaleidoscope trick', pictured, when a bowl of milk is transformed into an explosion of colourful patterns by adding washing-up liquid and food colouring. Photo Rii Schroer/Guzelian
Photo Rii Schroer/Guzelian
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