About Amy Expertise I love understanding how things work, especially when it comes to living
things. I`ve spent most of my life studying science and love passing on
this knowledge to kids. I currently work in a children`s science museum
where I`ve designed science exhibits on all sorts of topics; including
predators, music, weather, water, technology and much, much more! I`m
happy to answer questions about anything you have problems with at
school or help you with science projects. Also, I can help teachers
with ideas for classroom activities. Please note that I don`t answer
homework questions.
Experience I have an honours degree in Biochemistry and work as a science communicator for the National Science and Technology Centre in Australia.
Question i need to help my daughter to make a one minute timer please help
Answer Hi,
I think theres something wrong with this website at the moment bacause I've only now recieved your question.
I think the quickest way to make a timer would be to make your own "egg" timer. Grab a funnel with a thin neck or make one out of coffee filter paper. Find some dry sand, or sugar. It's important that it's dry so it doesn't clump. Place a container underneath the funnel and try pouring in various amounts of sand through the funnel to get the timing right.
