Your kids will love this hands-on lung capacity experiment where they get to see how much air their lungs hold by watching water get pushed out of a bottle. Did you know your lungs have something surprising in common with the sport of tennis? If you could flatten out your lungs completely, they would cover […]
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Discover how certain animals, such as bats and dolphins, navigate their environments using sound with this engaging and easy echolocation activity for kids. During one of my favorite hikes here in Arizona, we often see bats come out to hunt around sunset. It’s quite a sight to watch a whole colony of bats fly in
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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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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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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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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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What parts of the apple will float or sink? Learn about the density of apple parts with this easy experiment that will let your kids discover whether the core, skin, and core of an apple will float in water.
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What are the parts of an apple? With this simple STEM activity, your preschoolers and kindergarteners will examine the apple in detail with help of the free parts of an apple worksheet.
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Learn about the 5 senses with your preschooler with this simple apple and five senses activity! It comes with a free worksheet that your kid can fill out with their observations.
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Apple boats are fun and easy to make. Most importantly, they let you discover whether or not an apple will sink or float in water. This is a great STEM activity for the fall!
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