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

Music and movement are fun for all ages, so here are a few ways to make an instrument with your kids!    Maracas  Place a

Fascinate your kids with the power of charged molecules as they make water bend!  WHAT TO GET: A balloon A source of running water  

Introduce your kid to the excitement of chemistry by showing how different things react, and how you can speed up those reactions with a catalyst! 

Explore some of water’s fascinating molecular properties while seemingly defying gravity!  WHAT TO GET: Measuring cup Water Cup or glass Absorbent cotton string or yarn

Wow your kids with a fun project that blends art & the chemistry of molecular bonds!    WHAT TO GET:   White or clear glue Disposable

Show your kids the power of diffusion by making their favorite gummy bear candies grow bigger or smaller with this fun experiment!  What to get: