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10th Grade Science Projects Ideas

Grow A Crystal Angel Ornament – Science Experiment

Grow A Crystal Angel Ornament – Science Experiment

One of the defining features of water is its solubility, meaning its ability to dissolve other substances. This property plays…

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Respiration In Plants (Do Plants Respire Experiment)

Respiration In Plants (Do Plants Respire Experiment)

Do Plants Respire All living things use a process called respiration to obtain energy from food to stay alive. Plants…

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How To Make A Rainbow – Simple Science Experiments

How To Make A Rainbow – Simple Science Experiments

How Are Rainbows Formed? Sunlight or white light is a mixture of all the rainbow colors. The different rainbow colors…

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Why Is The Sky Blue? Simple Science (Video)

Why Is The Sky Blue? Simple Science (Video)

The Blue Sky On a clear day, the sky is nothing more than the air in the atmosphere. The air…

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Borax Crystal Ornaments

Borax Crystal Ornaments

Is it Christmas time already? Let’s create some homemade crystal ornaments with the kids. Kids will learn some science while…

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Tornado in a Glass

Tornado in a Glass

Tornados can be devastating. It can destroy large buildings, rip roofs off of houses, uproot trees, drive sticks into trees and…

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Rising Water Experiment

Rising Water Experiment

We normally don’t play with fire (for obvious reasons). But here is a experiment I didn’t expect to be so…

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Floating Rice – Friction Experiment

Floating Rice – Friction Experiment

Friction Experiment This experiment is about friction. Friction allows us to walk on the road instead of sliding on it….

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Lemon Battery Science Projects

Lemon Battery Science Projects

Did you know that you could easily make a battery at home? You can do that by using lemons. Yes,…

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Fun Milk And Vinegar Plastic Experiment

Fun Milk And Vinegar Plastic Experiment

What Is Plastic Made Out Of? What happens when you mix milk with vinegar? What is plastic made out of?…

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Color Science & Art | Coffee Filter Flowers

Color Science & Art | Coffee Filter Flowers

Is black really black? What happens when all the rainbow colors blend together? We will be able to answer these questions…

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Make A Square Bubble

Make A Square Bubble

Water molecules (and also liquid soap and glycerin molecules) tend to stick to themselves. This cohesive force creates surface tension….

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The Best Homemade Lava Lamp | Density Experiment

The Best Homemade Lava Lamp | Density Experiment

Did you know that oil and water are not the same density? That is why oil and water don’t mix….

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Egg Drop Inertia Science Project

Egg Drop Inertia Science Project

Newton’s first law of motion states that objects have the tendency to retain its motion or the lack of. If…

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Sugar Water Rainbow | Density and Air Pressure Experiment

Sugar Water Rainbow | Density and Air Pressure Experiment

Density is the amount of substance (mass) within the volume occupied by the object. If two cups have the same…

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How Are Ocean Currents Formed | Water Convection Experiment

How Are Ocean Currents Formed | Water Convection Experiment

How Are Ocean Currents Formed Ocean currents are formed in several ways. They can be created by wind, by gravity,…

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Growing Crystals For Kids – Crystal Rainbow

Growing Crystals For Kids – Crystal Rainbow

The idea of creating something beautiful and unique out of ordinary materials is a lot like magic. One great example…

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Build A Simple Electric Circuit

Build A Simple Electric Circuit

Electricity is all around us. We use electricity everywhere in our daily lives. We use it to light our rooms,…

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How To Build Simple DC Motor (Video)

How To Build Simple DC Motor (Video)

Electrical devices such as refrigerator, television and vacuum cleaners require electricity to operate. Do you know how electricity is created?…

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The Science Of Bread Baking

The Science Of Bread Baking

Science is all around us. Oftentimes, we apply the principles of physics, chemistry or biology without even knowing. We can…

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