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Life Cycle of Silkworm
Silkworms are native in China. They spin cocoons of fine, strong and lustrous fiber which can be used to produce raw silk. Silkworms are domesticated insects which means they cannot survive in the wild by themselves. The practice of breeding silkworms for silk production has existed for at least 5,000 years in China. Silkworm…
Diffusion Science Experiment
Diffusion is the process of something moving from one place to another in a medium such as air or water. It’s a common process in everyday life. When mom is cooking pancake in the kitchen, you can smell it all the way upstairs in your bedroom. If you put a drop of water color into…
How To Make A Compass For Kids
Compasses are a very important tool explorers. They are useful when you go hiking, camping or other outdoor activities. They help you identify directions so you won’t get lost. Compasses work because there is a giant magnetic field surrounding us on Earth. Did you know that it’s very easy to make your own compass at…
1st Grade Science Projects | 2nd Grade Science Projects | 3rd Grade Science Projects | Preschool Science Projects & STEM Activities
Bubble Snake Experiment
Summer is here! Kids love bubbles. And they adore bubble science experiments. It’s one of their favorite summer activities. Playing with bubbles using a simple wand is fun, but here is another cool way to blow bubbles. They are called bubble snakes. Bubble snakes are easy to make and provide tons of outdoor entertainment. Take…
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 questions about the weather. Since autumn is often windy, one inevitable question is: Where does wind come from? This question has two meanings: a) how is wind created? and b) which direction does the wind…
Cool Rainbow Color Experiment
Kids are fascinated by rainbows. A rainbow is the result of light reflection, refraction and dispersion through water droplets in the air. A spectrum of rainbow color can usually be seen after rainfall when the air is full of moisture. Among the spectrum of colors, red, blue and yellow are primary colors. They can be combined…