How to Make a LEGO Sundial
Why make a regular sundial when you can make a LEGO sundial? Learn how to tell time by using the movement of the sun with this fun project.
Fun physics and engineering activities for kids! Build bridges, test forces, and explore simple machines with easy hands-on STEM projects and experiments.
Why make a regular sundial when you can make a LEGO sundial? Learn how to tell time by using the movement of the sun with this fun project.
Learn how you can make salt dance and bounce with sound! This is a great science experiment for kids to "see" sound waves at work.
Learn how to make the arrow on a piece of paper magically reverse directions with just a bottle of water! Light refraction is the reason behind this trick.
Can you flip a cup of water upside-down over your head without getting soaked? Seems impossible, right? That’s what my kids thought at first, and
Making a paper clip suspend in mid-air might be one of the best magic tricks yet! Learn the science behind the floating paper clip here.
Learn how to make a paper helicopter with 3 blades with only paper and glue! It takes less than 5 minutes and will really spin and fly through the air.
Making a DIY marshmallow catapult has never been so easy! With just a few supplies, you can make one that can shoot mini marshmallows across the room!
Your kids will love blowing pom poms through a LEGO maze that they create themselves. This is a great rainy day activity to keep the kids busy and entertained.
These balloon-powered LEGO boats are so fun to design and create. Your kids will love watching the bubbles push the LEGO boat around the water!