Science Experiments

Explore the scientific phenomenon of surface tension in this Balloon vs. Pin Experiment. Budding scientists of all ages are certain to wow their friends with this masterful feat of Science. If a balloon comes

This experiment is a fun experiment about static electricity and its effect on a mixture of cornstarch and oil that is in between a liquid and solid phase. Budding scientists will watch in amazement as the cornstarch

Grow your very own ice tower instantaneously before your eyes. Children of all ages will enjoy the magic of science unfolding right before their eyes with the Growing Ice Experiment. This experiment takes a little

Explore the world of sound waves and vibration with this Coat Hanger Sound Wave Experiment. This experiment is a great one for budding scientists to take time to listen to the world around them. In this experiment

Create your own version of a slide trombone in 3 simple steps and materials that you most likely have on hand at home. This is a quick and easy experiment in sound that will have kids tooting their own horns in

This science experiment can be done in a flash with only a few simple household items that you are likely to have on hand. Budding scientists will certainly spark the interest of family members when they perform

This is a quick and easy science experiment that you can perform at home with supplies that you use everyday. Budding scientists will explore the fascinating phenomenons of surface tension and air pressure. In

This interesting science experiment about air flow challenges young scientists to try to blow a candle out while blowing through a wine bottle. While the wine bottle is the only likely object that you will have

Wow your friends with this mind boggling experiment which showcases surface tension. In this experiment, inquisitive scientists will enact two similar scenarios which will yield very different results. In the

Explore how flowers bloom with this experiment on absorption. If you have ever wondered what causes a flower to bloom. In dry weather, many flowers will close up their petal and after a rain, the petals will open