4th Grade Science Projects

Why Are Sunsets Red Science Experiment STEM (Video)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

After finishing the Hovercraft and Friction experiment, you will be left with an empty CD case. Here is an upcycling…

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

3D drawing is a visual illusion trick kids will love to learn. In this project, we will be learning about…

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

Can water defy gravity and float in midair? Not really, but with some help, it can appear to be. Air…

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

$Light Refraction Experiments$

Refraction Of Light Have you ever noticed if you look through a glass of water, the image behind the glass…

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