Chemistry

Mad Scientist Party

Mad scientist decorations are a breeze!

Get balloons. Mylar (the shiny silver kind) look high tech, but you can use normal latex balloons for electricity science experiments. Helium-filled balloons are great for changing the pitch of your voice (illustrating density). You could inflate surgical gloves as decorations, too.
You can print MSDS sheets or molecular structures for sucrose (sugar) or sodium chloride (salt) or lab safety signs. Biohazard is always a nice touch, though radiation is also cool.
You can decorate a chalk board or dry erase board with equations or instructions for your science projects.
Fill jars with food-colored water. Add plastic eyeballs, animals, fake body parts, or whatever you find that looks 'science-y'.
Dissect a few gummy worms or frogs, pinned to cardboard.
I highly recommend having a black light (ultraviolet lamp). There are several food and drink ideas that will glow under a black light, plus it opens up the possibilities for glowing party games and makes everything look cool.
Replace your normal light bulbs with colored bulbs.

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