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Science Fair Projects For 9th Grade

Build Roller Coaster | STEM Experiment | What Height To Loop A Complete Loop?

Marble Roller Coaster STEM Project

Have you ever marveled at the wonder of roller coasters? Did you ever wonder how the cars are pulled up…

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make a rainbow at home

How To Make A Rainbow – Simple Science Experiments

Making a rainbow is a fun and educational science experiment that can be easily done at home or in the…

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color changing flowers experiment

Color Changing Flowers Science Project

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you changed the color of water that flowers drank? Well, we did,…

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Glass with blue water, light shining on it

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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crystal ornament science experiment

Borax Crystal Ornaments

Is it Christmas time already? The decorations are out, and the carols are playing. It’s time to deck the halls,…

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Glass with tornado shaped water inside and sparkle glitters at the bottom

How To Make A Water Tornado

Tornadoes are incredibly destructive forces of nature that can cause catastrophic damage to communities and environments. They are capable of…

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scientific method worksheet

Scientific Method Worksheet, Template & Example

Table of Contents What Is The Scientific Method? Scientific Method Steps Scientific Method Examples – Zoey and Sassafras Download Scientific…

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Pen makes bottle with rice float in air

Floating Rice 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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2 heart shaped plastic made with milk and vinegar, one ivory and one pink in color

Milk And Vinegar Reaction 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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square cube soap bubble made with green pipe cleaners

Make Square Bubbles

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

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toy boat made out of paper and foam shapes

Soap Boat Experiment

One day, my 4-year-old daughter asked, “What is science?” “Well, remember you always ask me Why — ? Why is…

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Lava lamp in a glass using water, oil and blue food coloring

Lava Lamp 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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paddle boat made from pencil, foam shapes and rubber bands is placed in water

DIY Paddle Boat For Kids (Video)

Water science experiment is always a hit for the kids. One of the coolest summer activities for kids is building…

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egg placed on the top of the paper roll.

Drop an Egg to Prove The First Law of Motion

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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blue water bottle on top of yellow water bottle on the left. Greenish blue water bottle on top of deep blue water bottle on the right

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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The Science Of Baking

Bread Dough Rising Experiment

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

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crackers, paper towel and glass of water

Keep Paper Dry Underwater Experiment and Explanation

Air can exert pressure on other objects. That force is called the air pressure. After shaking a soda can and…

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convection: red water floats from bottom to top, blue water sinks from top to bottom

Convection Experiment (Video)

Water is a vital element in our lives. Its properties and behavior have always intrigued scientists, educators, and students alike….

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arrow points right behind glass, arrow points left when the glass is full of water

Water Refraction Experiment (Video)

Have you ever noticed that things look strange when you view them through a glass of water? It’s not just…

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