The objective of this project is to identify and understand adaptations in birds. Through experimentation with models of bird beak shapes and different types of bird “food” the student will grasp the ...
Do you think you could walk around upside down -- with your feet in the air and your head on the ground? It'd be kind of silly, and you'd probably get a few weird looks. Well, what do you think woul ...
People use a variety of techniques to deal with pain or discomfort. Common pain management techniques include listening to music, massage, and deep breathing. This experiment will evaluate how well th ...
If cheese was purple, or chocolate was green, would they look as delicious as they do now? Color plays a big part in how we interpret the tastes of different foods.Just like us, birds have natural pre ...
Learn about memory straight from the horse’s mouth. In this experiment, you’ll tempt a horse with a delicious carrot and see if he can remember where that carrot may behidden.Can you traina horseto re ...
Whether they salt it, dry it, or refrigerate it, humans have been preserving food for centuries. This science project involves comparing the relative effectiveness of salt, pepper and dehydration in f ...
Ever wonder why your mom makes you wear two or three layers of clothing when you want to go outside and build a snowman? These clothes are actually great insulators, which mean they're made from that ...
In this experiment, we will find out whether storing cucumbers and tomatoes in the fridge will destroy their unique flavors. We will be comparing it against unrefrigerated tomatoes and cucumbers.It is ...
All living things have basic needs that must be met in order for them to live.The habitats for living things must provide those basic needs.If their habitat is not meeting their basic needs they will ...
Uh-oh! Isthat a pill sitting on the counter or a piece of candy? In today's world, it can often be hard to tell the difference. Grab some friends and get started on this project -- you can entice pote ...