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Science Fair Ideas For 7th Grade

How To Make A Rainbow – Simple Science Experiments

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 Science Project

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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Water Cycle Project

Water Cycle Project

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

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How to Make a Sundial

How to Make a Sundial

Nowadays, we have clocks and watches that tell us when to wake up and leave for work. Before the invention…

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Scientific Method Worksheet, Template & Example

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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Why Is Water Attracted To A Charged Balloon

Why Is Water Attracted To A Charged Balloon

Here is a simple physics experiment using a property called static electricity.  Every object is made up of small particles…

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Soap Boat Experiment

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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Surface Tension Experiment

Surface Tension Experiment

Surface tension is the glue that binds water into a cohesive sphere and the force that makes water bead up…

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Balloon Hovercraft Science Experiment

Balloon Hovercraft Science Experiment

Friction is the force created when two objects move across each other to oppose the movement.  An object gliding on…

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DIY Paddle Boat For Kids (Video)

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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Cartesian Diver Experiment (Video)

Cartesian Diver Experiment (Video)

How do fish float and sink? This classic experiment is called Cartesian Diver, named after French scientist, mathematician and philosopher scientist, René Descartes. It demonstrates…

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Traveling Water Experiment

Traveling Water Experiment

Have you ever wondered why water sticks to your skin? When you jump into a ball pool and come out,…

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Iron In Cereal Experiment

Iron In Cereal Experiment

Iron is an essential mineral to our body. It is found in every cell and is used to make hemoglobin, the…

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Coin Experiment – Coin in Water

Coin Experiment – Coin in Water

Did you know that water can play tricks on your eyes? This experiment is incredibly simple and requires only a…

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How Many Drops of Water Can Fit on a Penny Surface Tension Experiment

How Many Drops of Water Can Fit on a Penny Surface Tension Experiment

Surface tension is a force that pulls together the outermost molecules of a liquid. It makes water form tiny beads…

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Keep Paper Dry Underwater Experiment and Explanation

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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Toothpick Star Experiment For Kids

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…

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Light Refraction Experiments

Light Refraction Experiments

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

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Water Refraction Experiment (Video)

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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Balloon Rocket Car Project STEM Activity

Balloon Rocket Car Project STEM Activity

Propulsion And Newton’s Third Law Every day, we bear witness to the marvels of motion and energy. Airplanes cut through…

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