What’s cooking in the plant kitchen? Give your plants some food to see which type they like best and observe the effects of fertilizer on plant growth.Do plants grow best with liquid, solid, or powder ...
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 ...
You've heard all about oil spills, but can they really be that bad? After all, olive oil is delicious with Italian food and vegetable oil is in almost every yummy baking good from cookies to brownies. ...
Walks, bones, and biscuits: it seems like it’s a dog’s life. But is your dog actually working hard to understand your commands? In this experiment, you’ll conduct a dog science fair project to see if ...
Bouncing baby bubbles! In this experiment, create strong bubbles and see how long these airy visitors will stick around.What factors help extend bubble life span?It is an educational content by educat ...
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 ...
Ready, set, grow! How long does it take for a bean to get growing?How does a beanstalk grow in the first place? In this experiment, you’ll investigate the growth of pinto beans and see if you can crea ...
Discover the science behind the meat that you eat. Can science help you rock the barbeque? Let’s get cooking.What techniques tenderize meat most effectively?It is an educational content by education.c ...
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 ...
When it’s hot outside, people drink more water to make up for all the water they sweat out through perspiration. So what do plants do to make up for the water lost through transpiration? Plants need w ...