When mom asks if you brushed your teeth, do you always tell the truth? How about when your teacher asks why you didn't finish your homework? Did your dog eat it? If you’ve ever not told the truth befo ...
Velocity is the rate of change of an object involving both its speed and direction of motion. You are probably already familiar with speed, which is how fast or slow an object is going. The speedomete ...
The first thing many kids do when they get home from school is open the refrigerator. Is your refrigerator door covered with cards, photos and papers? You probably already figured out that refrigerato ...
The objective of this experiment is to learn how to grow bacteria in a controlled setting.By using simple from home instead of Petri dishes students will learn how to perform sterile technique.The ou ...
This project investigates what animals are most popular and whether there are trends within age and gender groups. In so doing it affords practice in data-collection, record-keeping, and data-analysis ...
This project is an introductory investigation of buoyancy and the shape of different boats for different purposes. The goal is that the student will learn through their own experimentation the rea ...
Compare biodiversity between drops of water.The purpose of this experiment is to find out how the biodiversity compares in drops of water taken from the ocean, a pond, a puddle and the tap.It is an ed ...
The soil beneath your feet all looks the same, doesn’t it? Surprisingly, soils in different locations actually have different components. In this science project, you can examine the layers that make ...
Optics is a branch of physics that studies the interactions of light with objects. Microscopes, cameras and other transparent “looking devices” use lenses to change the way we see objects. Using magni ...
Kids will learn the importance of washing their hands as many tend to neglect the fact that it is needed!It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this resource, you wi ...