In this simple and easy sound wave water experiment, your kids will love watching “sound waves” radiate in all directions, just like ripples in water! Imagine this… You’re standing next to a quiet pond. You pick up a small rock and gently toss it into the water. Plop! What happens? Ripples start spreading out in […]
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Learn how to make an egg appear translucent and glow under UV light in this Ghost Egg science experiment – perfect for Halloween science activities with kids. Kids love things that glow for Halloween because they add a sense of mystery, excitement, and spookiness that perfectly fits the holiday’s eerie atmosphere. The glowing effect taps
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Discover how frogs survive in the cold winters, withstand freezing temperatures, and turn themselves into popsicles through this frozen frog science experiment! Frogs can be found near lakes, streams, rivers, and creeks from spring through fall. My kids have caught several frogs on nature hikes (don’t worry, they released the frogs promptly). But where do
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The Frankenstein marshmallow in microwave science experiment brings together the thrill of Halloween and the excitement of hands-on science. Have you ever wondered what happens when you put a marshmallow in the microwave? It’s like watching a puffy cloud come to life! This fun experiment lets us explore the amazing world of food science while
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This rubbery reptile egg science experiment is a fun and educational STEM activity that teaches kids the differences between a reptile egg and a bird egg. Living in the deserts of Arizona, my kids are no strangers to reptiles. In fact, we frequently visit a reptile sanctuary, and they even attend camps there to help
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Looking for a cool Halloween activity that’s fun and educational? Get ready to amaze your kids with glowing water beads that shine under black light! This easy-to-do Halloween science experiment is perfect for science teachers who want to add a touch of magic to their Halloween festivities. This glowing water beads activity sparks curiosity and
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Your kids will love growing beans in a bag because they can watch the beans go through the different stages of the plant life cycle. It’s an easy and interactive way to teach your kids about plant biology!
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Teach your children about air pressure with this soda can crush experiment. This can crushing science experiment will shock and amaze your kids!
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This fun and educational moldy bread experiment will show you what factors influence mold growth and how to prevent it. It’s a perfect project for science fairs! Are you tired of throwing out food that has gone moldy far before its expiration date? Ever been curious about what causes bread to spoil so quickly? If
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This fizzy egg dyeing science experiment is a fun Easter activity for your kids. All you need is baking soda and vinegar to make the chemical reaction happen! Dyeing Easter eggs is part of our tradition for celebrating the holiday the kids look forward to every year. But as the kids get older, they are
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