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3rd Grade Science Fair Projects

Magnetic Field Experiment

Magnetic Field 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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Colors Of The Rainbow Experiment

Colors Of The Rainbow 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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Visual Spatial Activities

Visual Spatial Activities

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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Diffusion Experiment

Diffusion 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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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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Skittles Science Fair Project

Skittles Science Fair Project

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

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Shadow Drawing For Kids

Shadow Drawing For Kids

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

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Can You Make Rain?

Can You Make Rain?

Can you make rain in your own home? This is a rain making experiment that simulates how rain forms. A…

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Bubble Snake Experiment

Bubble Snake Experiment

Summer is here!  Kids love bubbles. And they adore bubble science experiments. It’s one of their favorite summer activities. Playing…

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Salt Water Density Experiment

Salt Water Density Experiment

Do grapes sink or float? Grapes can do both. Whether a grape sinks or floats depends on its density relative…

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Volume Experiments With Water

Volume Experiments With Water

Here is a hands-on STEM exercise for kids. It is fun for the kids and very easy to set up….

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DIY How To Make A Compass

DIY How To Make A Compass

Embarking on outdoor adventures can be thrilling, but it’s important to stay on the right path and avoid getting lost….

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Why Do Bubbles Pop Experiment

Why Do Bubbles Pop Experiment

Kids of all ages, including adults, adore the sheer joy that soap bubbles bring. These delightful globes of soapy liquid…

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