Learn the main types of clouds and build a DIY cloud viewer! A fun weather science activity for kids, classrooms, and STEM ...

We have all heard sound, but has anyone ever seen it? Sound is all around us, but we rarely stop to think about what it really is. Every time you speak, play an instrument, clap your hands, or hear ...

The pool noodle periscope is a fun way for kids to explore reflections and to learn a bit about math, measurements and angles. Decorate your periscope to add some art to your project! This simple ...

Reaction time is how long it takes for you to respond to something after you see, hear, or feel it. It’s like when you play a game of tag and you need to move quickly to avoid being tagged by your ...

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We’ve all seen shadows in our everyday life, but have you ever learned about the science of shadows? The Oxford Dictionary defines a shadow as “a dark area or shape produced by a body or object coming ...

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Do you feel like your kids are strong logical thinkers? Can they think critically to solve problems? Whether you feel like this is an area where they struggle or you just want to help strengthen and ...

I don’t know what it’s like at your place, but I always have so many crayon remnants kicking around. All the broken pieces, the bits and bobs too short to really use anymore. In the past we have ...

Have you ever wanted a hands-on way to demonstrate electromagnetism without complex equipment or expensive kits? This simple electromagnetic train project is a high-impact STEM activity that allows ...

Have you ever seen a can that when pushed away from you, comes rolling back to you? You are probably saying “There’s no such thing as a Magic Can”, right? Well we have an experiment where you take a ...