SCIENCE

Get ready for Halloween with this dancing gummy worm science experiment. Watch in as your gummy worm science experiment comes alive and start boogying! With Halloween coming up, bringing one of your child’s favorite food to life is the perfect STEM activity to celebrate the spooky holiday.  Your kid will love seeing gummy worms turn

This spooky self-inflating ghost balloon will have your kids squealing with surprise and delight! How do you explain the concept of a ghost to a toddler? You don’t want to start saying morbid things like “oh, it’s the spirits of dead people who haunt us from the beyond.” Talk about sleepless nights filled with nightmares! But what do

Have you seen the trick where the waiter would whip off the tablecloth without destroying the dishes or even a glass full of water?  Nope, it’s not just something you see in movies. You can do it too in the comfort of your own home. But with young kids, the risk of broken plates is

Kids can grasp the concepts of volume and weight fairly easier. An elephant is bigger and heavier than a field mouse. A feather is smaller and lighter than a bowling ball. Not to difficult. Density, however, is a little tougher for young kids to understand. Simply explained, density is the amount of mass per unit

Find out what an underwater volcano eruption may look like through this fun, hands-on experiment! It’s a really cool science activity for kids to discover what happens when you mix warm and cold water while learning about volcanoes at the same time.

Hard-boiled eggs are great for STEM activities, as you have seen in the rubber egg experiment and the tooth decay demonstration.  I have had my eyes on this egg in a bottle experiment for a long time now. Basically, you take a hard-boiled egg, set it on the neck of a bottle, and then magically,