Mention any 10 common scientific experiment which can be performed in your school using available resources

Water Density Experiment: This experiment involves adding different amounts of salt to water and observing how objects float or sink in them. It demonstrates the concept of density.

Baking Soda and Vinegar Volcano: This is a classic experiment that demonstrates a chemical reaction. When baking soda (a base) and vinegar (an acid) are mixed, they react to form carbon dioxide gas, which causes the 'eruption'.

Growing Crystals: This experiment involves dissolving different substances in hot water and allowing them to cool and form crystals. It demonstrates the process of crystallization.

Making a Rainbow: This experiment involves shining a light through a prism to create a rainbow. It demonstrates the concept of light refraction.

Magnet Experiments: There are many experiments that can be done with magnets, such as testing which materials are magnetic, or mapping the magnetic field with iron filings.

Plant Growth Experiment: This experiment involves growing plants under different conditions (e.g. different amounts of light or water) to observe the effects on growth.

Egg in a Bottle: This experiment involves heating a bottle, placing a hard-boiled egg on top, and watching as the egg is sucked into the bottle when it cools. It demonstrates the concept of air pressure.

Static Electricity Experiments: These can involve rubbing a balloon on your hair and observing how it can attract small pieces of paper, demonstrating the concept of static electricity.

Homemade Compass: This experiment involves magnetizing a needle, floating it in a bowl of water, and observing how it aligns itself with the Earth's magnetic field.

Paper Chromatography: This experiment involves separating the different pigments in a spot of ink or a leaf extract using a strip of paper and some water. It demonstrates the concept of chromatography.