Coffee, bananas, chocolate and cinnamon and many other foods found in most any U.S. household originally came from rainforests. These foods are relatively cheap and easy to find in any grocery store. ...
Determine which type of lens, convex or concave best resemble the one found in our eyes.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you will be redirected ...
We ask a lot out of our bridges. We build them across vast spaces, stack them into double decker’s and place bumper-to-bumper traffic on them. We expect that our bridges will support a great deal of w ...
Glasses and contact lenses refract rays of light so that they are focused on a person’s retina. This science project demonstrates visually how glass can refract light rays. It is an educational ...
Are the stars spinning, or is it just you? Discover how the spinning Earth changes the way we see stars. If you’re a stargazer (or an aspiring one), this science fair project will help you create a st ...
Mushrooms are fungi. They reproduce both sexually and asexually. Many fungi in our environment act as decomposers. That means they can help remove unwanted from the environment, such as dead leaves o ...
In this experiment, students will find out whether matching resonant frequencies can cause objects to shatter. This is a pretty advanced experiment as it requires knowledge of both acoustics and how t ...
In this experiment we make a fireproof balloon. What makes the balloon pop when there is no water in it? What prevents the water balloon from popping? Does the rubber have anything to do with this rea ...
Pine cones, fir cones, spruce cones: if you live in a cool climate, you’ll see these seed-bearing structures all over the parks and the roads.Why do trees make cones? They’re the places where trees ma ...
Demonstrate that light travels in straight lines. Experiment with reflecting light.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you will be redirected to th ...