How do basketballs bounce? It’s momentum! Momentum is the motion of an object, based on its mass and speed.  If an object is moving, it

Have you ever walked down the street and had a random stranger smile at you? Did you find yourself smiling back? Some actions seem to

WHAT TO GET:   A tall glass or vase  Vegetable oil  Honey Water  Liquid food coloring (optional)  Small objects like grapes, paperclips, screws, raisins, water bottle

Building a wind meter, or anemometer, is a fun and educational activity for kids. It’s a great way to learn about wind speed. Let’s measure

What to Get:  A foam tray (like the kind meat comes on) or a piece of non-corrugated cardboard  A shallow tray, bowl, or baking sheet

Looking to teach your kids some cool things about water? Look no further than this simple activity where we look at buoyancy and what affects

Learn to identify rainforest animals while playing a fun game of BINGO!  Making custom BINGO games is a fun activity for kids and can help

Have you ever made a bubble so big it was taller than you? It’s like magic! Making giant bubbles is a fun science project that’s

WHAT TO GET:   A tealight candle  An empty oatmeal or large yogurt container with a tight-fitting lid  A penny  A pen  Scissors  ADULT SUPERVISION  

WHAT TO GET: White basket-style coffee filters   Washable markers   Water   Plastic cups   Paper towels or wax paper   Green pipe cleaners  Adult supervision NOTE: You might