Wondering about the weather? Make your own hurricane at your house with empty soda bottles! This article explains how it works.
Continue ReadingYou’ve seen them before: Those fuzzy, green-gray spots that show up on food after it’s been hanging around your fridge for too long. They …
Continue ReadingAn ink pad, candy, cocoa and a water glass: That’s all it takes to turn into a master sleuth with the science experiments outlined here. …
Continue ReadingA vital part of most science experiments is the control. What is a control in a science experiment, you may ask. Learn more about controls and how to …
Continue ReadingA landform is a geographic feature that appears on the surface of the earth. Examples are simple features such as mountain, plain or valley. Try these …
Continue ReadingThis experiment has some sweet results that will teach you a little about sugar and a lot about chemical change. Be sure to read the notes and brush …
Continue ReadingYou will probably find these simple ingredients at home in your kitchen cupboard. Try these three chemistry experiments at home!
Continue ReadingA paper-mâché tree is a fun project that will give a real sense of achievement when completed. Follow these step-by-step instructions to learn how to …
Continue ReadingThere are many different types of forests; creating a diorama is a fun way to learn about the geography, topography and animal life in a specific …
Continue ReadingBuilding a diorama is a common assignment for grade school students. Fortunately, this is a fun and easy assignment that can be done using a shoebox …
Continue ReadingFind out what center of gravity is and how it works. Then, put it to the test yourself with a center of gravity experiment. Between two easy, hands-on …
Continue ReadingMake your own terrarium either for a school project or just for fun! Experiment with different kinds of plants and create your own little ecosystem. …
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