Science Experiments

This fun Artful Ice Melting Experiment really makes science fun for kids. This experiment explores states of matter and how salt lowers the melting point of ice. Children on all ages will love watching the colorful

Try this interesting twist on the traditional carnation coloring experiment to create bi-colored flowers that will turn a plain white flower into a dual colored masterpiece. The flower's stem consists of tiny

Create secret messages for your friends with this sneaky Science Experiment for all ages to enjoy. In this experiment you will create a watermark which will only be visible when the paper that you are using is

Try this quick and easy Science Experiment that demonstrates the concept of zero gravity. This experiment is easy to perform with two supplies that you more than likely have on hand at home, School aged children

Blowing bubbles is a very popular pastime for children of all ages. Explore the magic of bubbles even more by turning a bubble blowing adventure into a science experiment. Try blowing a bubble inside of a bubble

Explore that thrilling science of static electricity with three simple activities. Each short activity will demonstrate the magic of static electricity for scientists of all ages. In the following mini experiments

Explore the fascinating phenomenon of density in this simple science experiment. Budding scientists of all ages and skills will delight in observing this hands on activity. The experiment gives a fantastic visual

Create your very own weather vane and watch the weather change before your eyes. With the help of an adult, children of all ages will have great scientific fun putting this weather vane together which will demonstrate

Explore the fascinating world of static electricity in this Leaping Pepper Experiment. This experiment is fun and easy to perform and can be done by budding scientists of all ages and skill levels. In this experiment

Budding scientists of all ages can easily perform this science experiment which explores vibration. Keep the children busy while you cook dinner with this quick and easy test of science. When the fork comes