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Magnetic Field Force Experiment

Magnetic Field Force Experiment

There is magnetism all around us, yet it remains invisible to the naked eye. One of the most prominent examples…

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What Makes Ice Melt Faster? Salt Melts Ice Experiment

What Makes Ice Melt Faster? Salt Melts Ice Experiment

Why do people put salt in snow? That’s because salt can make ice melt faster. Ice melts at a specific…

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Why Are Sunsets Red Orange? Science Experiment | STEM (Video)

Why Are Sunsets Red Orange? Science Experiment | STEM (Video)

This science experiment aims to explore the reason behind the color of sunsets and to understand the physics of light…

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Magnetic Poles For Kids | Science Experiment

Magnetic Poles For Kids | Science Experiment

Playing with magnets is always fun. Iron filings are a common material used in science experiments to visualize magnetic fields….

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Water Cycle Science Fair Projects

Water Cycle Science Fair Projects

Here are three hands on water cycle experiments. These are inspirations and fun experiments for teachers, homeschool parents, and science…

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Cool Rainbow Color Experiment

Cool Rainbow Color Experiment

Kids are fascinated by rainbows. A rainbow is the result of light reflection, refraction and dispersion through water droplets in the…

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Spatial Reasoning – Visualize Shapes Through Play

Spatial Reasoning – Visualize Shapes Through Play

Spatial reasoning is an essential skill for math learning and can be acquired through training and practice. Here are a few…

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Fun Math Games – Learning Shapes And Patterns Activities

Fun Math Games – Learning Shapes And Patterns Activities

Patterning is fundamental to mathematics because all math are virtually patterns and structures. Mathematical relations and transformations result in patterns and…

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Fun Math Games

Fun Math Games

Paper House Geometry Visual Spatial Skills Learning Shapes And Patterns Activities

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Water Pressure Experiment

Water Pressure Experiment

Pressure is the amount of force that is exerted on something. Gravity causes pressure naturally. Water pressure is the force created…

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How to Find Iron Ore in Your Backyard

How to Find Iron Ore in Your Backyard

Have you ever wondered where metals such as iron, copper or nickle come from?  We can buy them from hardware…

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Science Projects – Experiments – STEM Activities

Science Projects – Experiments – STEM Activities

In an analysis of 6 studies including more than 35,000 kindergarten-ready children, it was found that comprehension of the world was…

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Fine Motor Activities

Fine Motor Activities

Toddler’s fine motor skills is one of the strongest predictors of the child’s future academic achievement. Fine motor skill is…

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Diffusion Science Experiment

Diffusion Science Experiment

Diffusion is the process of something moving from one place to another in a medium such as air or water….

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Paper Shapes Activity

Paper Shapes Activity

Shape Activity For Preschoolers This shape activity for preschoolers requires very simple materials. It is the perfect project for little…

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Life Cycle of Silkworm

Life Cycle of Silkworm

Silkworms are native in China. They spin cocoons of fine, strong and lustrous fiber which can be used to produce…

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Static Electricity and Water

Static Electricity and Water

Here is a simple physics experiment using a property called static electricity.  Every object is made up of small particles…

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Skittles Science Project (Candy)

Skittles Science Project (Candy)

What do you do when there is an oversupply of candies in the house, like the day after Halloween? (yeah,…

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What Is Surface Tension | Cool Science Experiment

What Is Surface Tension | Cool Science Experiment

Surface tension is the glue that binds water into a cohesive sphere and the force that makes water bead up…

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Shadow Drawing – Light And Shadow Experiment

Shadow Drawing – Light And Shadow Experiment

This is a fun and simple way to teach kids about light and the basics of how light works. Under…

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