Vampire Slime - Eerie Green and Blood Red
When you mix Vampire Slime Goo and Cross-Linker, it appears to be normal green slime, but hold the oozing blob up to a source of […]
Easy Science Experiments
All Experiments
Floating Bowling Balls
We all know that certain things float in water while other things sink, but why? Do all heavy things sink? Why does a penny sink […]
Ping Pong Popper
Science staples involve things that go boom and things that blast off. With the Ping Pong Popper kids’ science experiment, you’ll take both the booming […]
Newton’s Nightmare
Drop one weight into the tube and, no surprise here, the weight drops to the ground with a thud. Go figure… it’s gravity at work! […]
Coin Tower
When it comes to scientific muses, Sir Isaac Newton is definitely near the top of our list. Our favorite laws to break involve physics, movement, […]
Better Than Glue Slime - It's Shaker Slime
Making slime is super easy if you know the secret recipe. Too much or too little of either solution and you’ll get something that looks […]
Ice Tray Battery
You probably know that voltaic batteries come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, from tiny button batteries to car batteries to huge industrial heavy-weights. […]
LED Throwies
Graffiti Research Lab first introduced us to the awesome throwie idea, and we loved it. Ever since, we’ve been playing around with the idea of […]
Homemade Projector
If you’ve watched videos on a smartphone, then you know it can be tough to really enjoy the show on such a small screen. For […]
PVC Rocket Launcher
Steve was first introduced to this incredible teaching tool in 2001 while speaking at the U.S. Space Camp for Educators. As part of the week-long […]
Five Divers
We’ve found an awesome new science activity that uses Cartesian divers. This project features five individual Cartesian divers, and they’re all in the same bottle. […]
Rainbow Snow
We’ll admit, we take a little bit of offense when someone says, “Snow only comes in white.” Apparently, they’ve never seen the Rainbow Snow activity.
Inseparable Books
Notebooks are a necessity in every science setting. Graphs, observations, procedures… all of science falls by the wayside without a way of recording the information. […]
Inertia Ring
The object of this activity is to get the hex nut to drop into the plastic bottle. Simple enough but there will be something in the […]
Electric Cornstarch
You can do some pretty amazing things with non-Newtonian fluids, and the same can be said of static electricity. When you combine the two, you […]
Spinning Glasses of Water - Centripetal Force Board
When you swing a bucket of water over your head, you probably expect a big, wet rush of water to soak you as the bucket […]
Mystery Balloon Pop
One balloon is blown up inside of another when you use a magnifying glass to focus light onto their surfaces. You expect the balloons to […]
Water Twist
When you poke five, evenly-spaced wholes into the side of a bottle, they come out as five separate streams. That is, until you run your […]
Homemade Rock Candy
Science is often referred to as the most fun subject in school mainly because… it is! It can be a most delicious subject, too. When […]
Growing and Shrinking Egg
We’ve found a method to take our famous Naked Egg experiment to a new level. By dropping your Naked Eggs into Karo corn syrup or […]
Floating Bottle Trick
The science magician displays a bottle and a short length of rope. They explain that ancient legends foretold of a genie in the bottle. While […]
Disappearing Color Wheel
When Sick Science! first got its start, we introduced an experiment called the Color Mixing Wheel. This spinning science toy was a great way to […]
Homemade Lung
The human body is a magnificent machine. Every part serves a purpose that seems to work like magic (except maybe the appendix). The more science […]
The Power of Bleach
Water and bleach: historically, this pair go together pretty well, namely in the world of cleanliness. Bleach is a remarkably caustic base that, when diluted […]