With this volcano experiment, your child will be hooked on chemistry after she builds a model volcano by combining an acid and an alkaline substance! Supplies: Empty water bottle, 1…
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Kids are always curious about the weather. They often ask why it rains, or why are there different shapes of clouds. As parents, you cam help nurture the inner-scientist…
Green energy is generated from natural resources such as sunlight, hot springs, wind, rain, and falling water. These sources are considered renewable because they quickly replenish themselves and are usually…
Supplies: Multiple colors of food coloring (preferably primary colors), dish detergent, plate or pie plate, milk. Step 1: Pour enough milk in plate to completely cover the bottom to the depth…
Make these beautiful crystals at home using supplies from your pantry! Please note that this project uses Borax, a common household cleaner/chemical that can be harmful if ingested by little…
Experience the magic of baking soda and vinegar while blowing up balloons in this simple STEM science experiment. Supplies: Balloon; empty water bottle; baking soda; vinegar; funnel Step 1: Fill...
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