Kid-Friendly Elephant's Toothpaste
This is a kid-safe version of the popular Exploding Toothpaste demonstration using materials that are easier to find. A child with a great adult helper […]
This is a kid-safe version of the popular Exploding Toothpaste demonstration using materials that are easier to find. A child with a great adult helper […]
It's been described as the five minute way to make amazing ice cream. No cranking… no ice and rock salt mixtures… and you can forget […]
It’s one of those things you hear about but wonder if it’s true. Can you use taco sauce to clean the tarnish off of a […]
This experiment answers the age-old question, “Which came first, the rubber egg or the rubber chicken?” It’s easy to make a rubber, or “naked,” egg […]
Just imagine the look on your friends’ faces when you show them an egg and then proceed to fold it in half several times until […]
Here’s a fun activity that uses some common items you’ll find around the house and a little creativity to explore the “pop” factor of vinegar […]
Did you know that heating water in the microwave can actually be dangerous? This is not an experiment, but rather a warning to help you […]
Newspapers are made from trees and trees grow… so it only makes sense that you should be able to grow a newspaper tree, right? Roll […]
Water is a very unique liquid. Unlike almost every other substance in the world, water actually expands when it freezes. This is very cool because […]
Just give the plastic light stick a little “snap” and a shake and the liquid inside begins to glow. Some people call it liquid light. […]
Chemistry and physics teachers often use a classic science demonstration to show what happens to your voice when sound travels through a gas that’s six […]
Robert Croft is a sixth grade science teacher at Broomfield Heights Middle School in Colorado. He shared this design for his amazing potato launcher.
Have you ever wanted your own pet alligator, but just didn’t think it would work in the classroom or in your bedroom? Try this experiment […]
It looks so simple in the movies… simply rub two sticks together to start a fire. Many have tried and nearly all have failed to […]
Water Jelly Crystals are an example of amazing hydrogels… superabsorbent polymers that are saving the environment. Superabsorbent polymers are rapidly becoming one of the most […]
Water in rivers, in a glass, or falling from clouds obeys gravity. It’s going to fall towards the ground because of the physical pull of […]
What happens when you have a buildup of gas? Wait, on second thought, don’t answer that question. The gas in this experiment is nothing more […]
The Egg in the Bottle trick is a science classic, dating back at least a hundred years. Here’s a variation that uses a water balloon […]
Eggs may seem like an ordinary part of your world, but we have some science projects and experiments that will show you just how extraordinary […]