If you have kids who ask thought-provoking questions like mine, you might run into the question, "Does air weigh anything?". Since air has mass and there is gravity here on Earth, air has a...
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If your child enjoys playing with Play-Doh and you want to add a STEM lesson to their play, I've got the experiment for you today! This experiment gives children the chance to learn about the...
Science experiments are so much fun partly because, well, they're science, but partly because they seem like magic for young children. Today's experiment is no exception - we crush a bottle without...
Buoyancy can be a tricky concept to explain to a young kid. It's easy to think that the weight of an object determines its ability to stay afloat or sink in the water, but it's much more than...
Put on your best spy disguise: it's time to become a spy with today's DIY periscope experiment! This experiment involves kids building their own periscope using a milk carton and mirrors to learn...
Have you ever wondered why a straw seems to bend when you put it in a glass of water? It's not just an optical illusion; it's a fascinating phenomenon called refraction. This experiment...