Your sense of smell and your sense of taste are two of your five senses. They help you enjoy delicious foods and drinks, and they

Have you ever wondered how telescopes and cameras work? They both use a special kind of lens called a pinhole lens. A pinhole lens is

A hovercraft is a vehicle that can travel over water or land without touching the surface. Have you ever wondered how hovercrafts work? They use

A solar oven is a box that traps the heat from the Sun, making it hotter inside the box than outside of it. You can

A water microscope is a simple and inexpensive way to explore the world of tiny things. It can be made with materials you probably have

The ketchup diver experiment is a fun and easy science experiment that demonstrates the principles of buoyancy and density. It is a great way to

  Have you ever seen milk fireworks? They’re a fun and easy science experiment that kids of all ages can enjoy. All you need is

On Earth, there is a giant magnetic field, also called the geomagnetic field, generated from Earth’s core. In this experiment, we will create a smaller

This simple experiment is fun to watch, as the food coloring spreads in the water, and is a great way to observe and learn how

Buoyancy is the tendency of an object to float in fluids because of the upward force that fluids exert on objects. Experimenting with objects to determine