Discover the shocking science of static electricity with 3 spooky experiments! Raise paper ghosts from the grave with a static-charged wand. Make a mini jack-o’-lantern spark and flash with the help of a balloon. Send eyeballs rolling across a charged sheet and make them scoot away from your hand — all without actually touching them. Then keep the fun and learning going with more electrifying experiments you can conduct using materials from home!

• Design a spooky graveyard for a set of dancing paper decorations (including a ghost, a witch, and a bat). Use green air-dry clay to add hills, then place the wood tree and tombstones wherever you’d like.

• Get creative! Draw spooky or silly faces on your dancing decorations and wood decorations with the included marker. Then use the charged wand to make your paper decorations pop up.

• Build the mini jack-o’-lantern using a precut wood pumpkin and a light bulb, then light it up with balloon-powered static electricity.

• Craft a pair of spooky eyeballs using foam balls, foil, copper dots for the irises, and black dots for the pupils. Stick fence pieces to the sides of a wood box, top it with a clear sheet, then charge the sheet to make the eyeballs roll on their own!

• 13-page booklet includes a rundown of the static-powered science behind each experiment, plus tips and tricks for more static experiments to try at home — from bending water to picking up pepper.