Fall leaves are some of the prettiest things you’ll see this year. With a few supplies from your kitchen, you can create beautiful coffee filter fall leaves that you can use to decorate your house for the season.
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 imagine their faces when they were proven wrong! In this gravity-defying experiment, you can perform the impossible with a simple physics trick. We will explore the concept of centripetal force …
You know that sinking feeling in your chest when you watch a horror movie and the suspense is killing you? I will warn you that this leakproof bag experiment will probably give you that same feeling of fear and anxiety, but it’s all in the name of science and education for our kids. And don’t …
This tasty edible science experiment explores what happens when you heat marshmallows. Your kids will love this delicious marshmallow in the microwave experiment.
The Ivory Soap Microwave Experiment is one of the coolest science experiments for kids. All you have to do is put ivory soap in the microwave and watch it grow!
Your children will love making their very own ice cream this summer season with this homemade ice cream in a bag experiment. How cool is that!
Learn how to make a penny spinner with cardboard in a couple of steps. This easy-to-make penny spinner is a great game to keep kids busy! Who here have tons of Amazon boxes laying around their house? I sure have way more than I would like. So I am on a mission to find DIY …
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with your kids by doing what they love the most – make slime! This red Valentine’s Day slime is fun to make and will keep your kids busy for hours. There is nowhere to escape. There is nowhere to hide. Slime is everywhere, and it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. If you can’t beat them, …