Science Activities to Learn Child's Dominant Side

Do you have any suggestions for fun activities that my children can do during the summer that are scientific in nature? - Help
Answer: Try the activities below.T hese fun activities deal with your children trying to determine their dominant side. Most will be either right- or left-sided. Some will have mixed dominance.
Experiment No. 1: Ask your children to kick a ball as hard as they can. Then ask them to step on a coin on the floor. The foot that they use for both is their dominant foot.
Experiment No. 2: Ask your children to close their right eye. Then they should raise their arm and use their thumb to sight a distant object. Next, they open their right eye. If their thumb appears to them to move to the right, their right eye is dominant. Otherwise, their left one is.
Experiment No. 3: Most children are right-handed. However, many of them have dominant left thumbs. Ask your children to fold their hands together. The thumb that is on top is the dominant one.
Experiment No. 4: Have your children tell other children to tell them a secret. The ear that they offer is probably their dominant ear.