What’s inside a bean? Take a peek into the beginnings of a beanstalk, and see how a bean grows.What are the parts of a bean seed?It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title ...
Long ago, the opal was considered a predictor of illness. This may sound whimsical until we understand that the opal loses its shine as temperature increases. Thus, an opal tucked under the armpit of ...
How do living cells interact with the environment around them? All living things possess catalysts, or substances within them that speed up chemical reactions and processes. Enzymes are molecules that ...
Because we’re mammals, you and I are warmblooded. Turtles are reptiles, so unlike us, they’re coldblooded. A coldblooded reptile’s body temperature is only as warm as its surroundings are.Do you think ...
In this experiment, will we see how far the average human can see.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you will be redirected to the content. If you ...
This experiment provides a concrete and striking illustration of photosynthesis. Does blocking the sun from a section of grass create an imprint in the grass?It is an educational content by education. ...
See if eliminating grains from a meal will often leave people feeling hungry.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you will be redirected to the cont ...
Snow might look like a big, fluffy pillow, but it’s heavy! How do coniferous and deciduous trees handle the weight of snow?In this experiment, you’ll build two trees and see which one handles the snow ...
The objectives of this projects are: to better understand your sense of taste and how your taste buds are involved in this fundamental ability. To explore the interaction between your nose, mouth, and ...
Observe dominant and recessive traits in angelfish.The purpose of this experiment is show experimentally that two fish with heterozygous genes for color will produce offspring that of which 50% show t ...