Can You Make Rain?
Can you make rain in your own home? This is a rain making experiment that simulates how rain forms. A…
3D Flower Drawing For Kids
3D drawing is a visual illusion trick kids will love to learn. In this project, we will be learning about…
Weathervane | Weather Science
Summer is more than half way through. Soon it’ll be fall and the change in seasons is usually accompanied by curious…
Bubble Snake Experiment
Summer is here! Kids love bubbles. And they adore bubble science experiments. It’s one of their favorite summer activities. Playing…
Salt Water Density Experiment
Do grapes sink or float? Grapes can do both. Whether a grape sinks or floats depends on its density relative…
Gravity And Magnetism Experiment
Normally, paper clips do not fly into a hand that hovers over them. That is because the gravitational force pulls…
Evaporation Experiment
What do bottled water and cloud have in common? They both involve a process called evaporation. Evaporation is an important…
Floating Water Experiment
Have you ever wondered if water can defy gravity and float in midair? If you have, it may appear that…
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….
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….
Is Money Magnetic Experiment
If you live in the United States, you probably carry a stash of magnets in your wallet without even realizing…
Toothpick Star Experiment For Kids
Toothpicks are made of dry wood. Using the absorbing property of wood and the surface tension property of water, you…
Light Refraction Experiments
Refraction Of Light Have you ever noticed if you look through a glass of water, the image behind the glass…
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…