Is your kid interested in living creatures? Do they spend time examining things closely? Here is an introduction to an interesting micro-animal you can share

A solid figure that is made up of a repeating pattern of geometric shapes is known as a crystal. Crystals form when a liquid cools

Glass is all around us. It’s in our windows and in our oven doors. It’s in your refrigerator- holding juice, jam or maybe pickles. Even

Bats and caves are not scary; in fact, they are fascinating creatures and special ecosystems that don’t deserve their spooky reputation! 

Magic and illusion make the impossible seem possible! Magicians amaze us by making us believe, by reading our mind, or by making things float!  

Want a nature fact that will amaze your kid? Acacia trees can communicate with each other to help protect them from predators! 

Researchers have discovered an Earth-sized planet, orbiting around a dim red star. Nicknamed Pi Earth, it orbits its star every 3.14 days.

We see clouds in the sky almost every day! Different kinds of clouds mean different kinds of weather. Meteorologists study these to help understand the weather.

Gases are really energetic, they move around constantly, just like you do! Let’s learn some fun facts about gases on our planet.

Perhaps the most fascinating of all rock formations, geodes are typically hollow, rounded rocks in which beautiful crystals have formed.