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Kids of all ages will enjoy this fun science experiment which involves a challenge and a dash of magic. The Coin Tower Experiment will have young magicians and scientists overcoming friction and challenging Newton's

You may have heard of a snake charmer, but how about trying your hand at becoming a toothpick charmer? Young scientists and magicians alike will enjoy this experiment about vibration and sound waves. Watch your

Young magicians will have fun wowing their friends and family with this Magical Toothpick Magic Trick that uses the science of surface tension to astonish audiences of all ages. This experiment requires a little

Here are two tricky toothpick tricks which are certain to challenge you, but the results will be well worth the rewards. Patience and perseverance are key to these two magic tricks, so keep trying and do not give

You will want to get your toothpicks ready for this very neat experiment. The miraculous movement of the Magic Toothpick Star will even marvel the child magician performing the trick. You may want to have extra

Explore the Sir Isaac Newton's first Law of Motion with this quick and easy Coin Drop Magic Trick. This theory explains that an object at rest will remain at rest unless and outside force acts upon it; while an

Astonish your family and your friends with this Leak Proof Bag of Water Experiment. Audiences will stand in amazement as you poke pencils straight through plastic bags and nothing leaks out! This is an easy science

Try the Disappearing Toothpick Trick and find yourself wowing your family and friends again and again. This magic activity takes a little practice in a mirror before performing it but with a minimal amount of

Explore number bonds as children learn their math facts with these simple pipe cleaner number bracelets. Focus on an individual number bracelet at a time and use the beads to break up the number into parts. You

This activity is a fun and simple one for kids and requires very little to execute. Grab a straw and some scissors and a whole lot of air power from your lungs and try making your very own duck caller. Experiment