STEM

Learn how you can turn milk into plastic with just a few simple steps. This food science experiment will produce a chemical reaction that will blow your kids’ minds!

This Floating M M&M Candy Science Experiment is simple to set up and fun to watch. By submerging the M&Ms in water, the little “m” will slowly float to the top.

Discover what makes popcorn pop in this popcorn science experiment. Your kids will love learning the science behind popping popcorn and why popcorn kernels pop. Ever since we did the melting Skittles experiment followed by making our own homemade butter, the kids are asking for more kitchen science experiments. Since one of our favorite snacks

Your kids will love this magic melting Skittles experiment. With just a few steps, your kids can watch the Skittles melt in water and grow a beautiful rainbow! Skittles is famous for its “Taste the Rainbow!” campaign. The colorful candy shells on the Skittles make the candy hard to resist. Today, instead of tasting the

Your kids will love playing music on this simple water xylophone. Learn how to make the water xylophone and the science behind the different sounds.

The balloon rocket is quick and easy to build using items you already have at home, and your kids will love seeing it blast off into the air sky-high! When you purchase something online, typically they come in bulk to make shipping worthwhile. And that’s how we end up with 100 balloons. So in search