Fizz! Pop! That bubbly stuff might make your taste buds happy, but what does it do to common household objects?How does a penny change when it’s left in a container of soda overnight?It is an educatio ...
Could you grow a giant in your backyard? Cansoil amendments--conditioners added to the soil--help yougrow a bigger beanstalk?Do soil amendments change the growth of a beanstalk?It is an educational co ...
Do you have a heavy load? If so, things are looking up. Experiment with a single fixed pulley system and see how a pulley can make a load seem lighter. What is a fixed pulley? What does it do?It is an ...
It's a plane, it's Superman, it's ... a colorful bird?!Birds are good at hiding—if they hear or see you, they'll fly away. By watching birds and learning how to become an accomplished observer offeath ...
Determine whether cooling eggs helps them peel more easilyIt 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 to ...
Plants and light seem to be good buddies, but how far does the friendship really go? While a lot of plants grow happily underneath warm, sunny skies, the light of the sun might not be necessary for gr ...
Did you know you can make a game out of a science experiment? Play with balance and simple engineering as you hurry to create a sturdy rock tower. It's you versus gravity (and a small fake earthquake ...
What’s inside the earth? Create a craft or bake a cake that will help you dig deep into the mysteries of the earth’s interior.First, it’s time for a short geology lesson. The earth has four layers. Th ...
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 ...
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 ...