Wile E. Coyote Physical Science Genius 4-Book Set Review
Who remembers watching Looney Tunes cartoons growing up and laughing at Wile E. Coyote’s antics as he tried to catch the Road Runner? As a […]
Physics & Engineering
Fun physics and engineering activities for kids! Build bridges, test forces, and explore simple machines with easy hands-on STEM projects and experiments.
Bernoulli’s Principle Jumping Beverage Can Science Experiment
Find out the secret behind how to get a can out of a mug without touching the can! Your kids will love this fun jumping beverage can science experiment.
How to Build Balloon-Powered LEGO Cars
Balloon-powered LEGO cars are easy to build and super fun to race! Your kids will have so much fun building different LEGO car designs and making them go!
How to Make a DIY Solar Oven
Learn how to make a DIY solar oven that works! With just a cardboard box and other common household items, you can make yummy s'mores with your own solar oven.
Easy and Fun Paper Cup Party Popper Craft
Need something quick and easy to entertain a group of kids at a party? This DIY paper cup party popper takes minutes to make but provides kids hours of fun.
Toilet Paper Roll Rocket Craft for Kids [Free Template]
This Toilet Paper Roll Rocket craft is the perfect way to use up those leftover rolls! The kids will love being creative and making an adorable and super cool rocket of their very own!
Floating Ball Experiment: Bernoulli’s Principle for Kids
With just paper, bendy straw, scissors, and tape, you can make a ping-pong ball, styrofoam ball, or foil ball levitate in mid-air! Your kids will love doing this Floating Ball Experiment that demonstrates Bernoulli's Principle over and over again!
Lucky Charms Catapult STEM Activity for St. Patrick’s Day
Your kids will love launching St. Patrick's Day-themed marshmallows in this Lucky Charms Catapult STEM activity. Design a catapult and launch marshmallows into the pots of gold!
How to Keep Paper Towel Dry Under Water Science Experiment
How can you keep paper towel dry under water? It seems impossible to keep a piece of paper towel from getting wet when submerged in