Did you know that you eat live bacteria? You do! Well, if you eat yogurt, that is. Yogurt is made from milk and bacteria called “yogurt cultures.” Did you think bacteria would taste so good? There are ...
Safety IssuesMake sure no one has access to the cabinet where the samples will be stored during the experiment. Moldy/spoiled food can make you sick.ObjectiveTo see what kind of food, left un-refriger ...
Slime mold is made up of organisms that resemble amoebas (single-celled organisms with no definite shape) and can easily be described as “blobs.” They move around looking for food and avoiding predato ...
Trees use leaves to store water and nutrients. We appreciate leaves for their natural beauty, their nutritional value, the cool shade they provide on hot summer days, and the fun we have jumping from ...
Are you ready to be a detective for science? Then get out your magnifying glass and start studying fingerprints! In this project, you'll investigate fingerprints' swirls and swoops -- and you'll need ...
Make a theory of how your brain takes in information. Experiment with your hearing and writing and hopefully understand how your brain functions and processes information.It is an educational content ...
In this study we will determine which method of hand cleansing is the most effective. Three methods of cleansing will be tested: plain hand soap and water, anti-bacterial soap and water, anti-bacteria ...
Determine whether plants experience pollution. Will plants grow more or will they be unaffected when planted in polluted soil?It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of ...
Has your sweet treat turned tough all of a sudden? If you’ve ever struggled to get honey out of a jar, you’ll know that this treat is sometimes a liquid and sometimes a solid. In this experiment, you’ ...
How does flow rate affect plant growth in streams and rivers?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 want ...