Try this pine cone experiment to see why pine cones open and close in water, count Fibonacci spirals, and finish with pine ...

Candy Science: What could be better than an interesting science lesson, with lots of hands-on learning? Then, at the end of all your studies, not only are you smarter but you also get a delicious, ...

How to preserve fall leaves in a kids leaf lab: test pressing, wax paper, glycerin and decoupage glue side by side, then turn ...

Have you ever looked at a picture that seemed to move when you walked past it? That’s called a reverse perspective illusion! An optical illusion is something that tricks your brain into seeing an ...

Have you ever looked at a muddy puddle and wondered how on earth that water could ever become clean? In this fun DIY Water Filtration System STEM project, children get to step into the shoes of ...

We have all heard sound, but has anyone ever seen it? Sound is all around us, but we rarely stop to think about what it really is. Every time you speak, play an instrument, clap your hands, or hear ...

Playing with light and rainbows is a fantastic project for spring and summer. In this easy STEM Project we are making a Spectroscope which is perfect for the classroom or summer camp. As educators, we ...

Rollercoasters! This is the perfect STEM challenge for welcoming middle school students back to school or can be used as a simple engineering project for younger students, as many of them probably ...

We spend our lives walking beneath the sky. It seems idyllic, sometimes ominous, but always somehow beautiful. It’s easy to forget that the sky isn’t just a pretty thing to look at, it is actually an ...

Have you ever seen a can that when pushed away from you, comes rolling back to you? You are probably saying “There’s no such thing as a Magic Can”, right? Well we have an experiment where you take a ...