These are the types of experiments kids like - using an implement for anything other than what it was designed to do! The Fizz-Keeper is a device designed to re-pressurize soda bottles after they’ve been opened. Some of you may have one lying around in your kitchen implement drawer. Brian Rohrig has come up with 39 experiments for your Fizz-Keeper. They are all done with soda bottles and other items from around the house. With each experiment Brian gives an objective, list of materials, procedure and an explanation of what should happen. This is an easy book to use and would be fun with to use with your science curriculum. If you don’t own a Fizz-Keeper, they can be purchased online for between $2 and $3. Paperback, 76 pages. ~ Donna