Can you grow some corn in your house? While you may not grow a field of corn stalks, you can certainly grow a field of tiny corn plants in a container!How does a corn seed grow, and how does its growt ...
What will happen when you place a mirror in the garden? In this experiment, you’ll use a light meter to measureif adding a mirror to the garden increases the amount of light that’s available for your ...
Do you have muddy waters? If you have a fish tank, add a catfish to the tank and see if your water gets cleaner.Do catfish help keep your fish tank clean?It is an educational content by education.com. ...
What’s on the menu? There are many different kinds of food that people feed their dogs, and sometimes it seems like dogs will eat almost anything! Veterinarians don’t always agree on what the best, he ...
What’s hot and cold and dry all over? It’s the desert! The desert is a place of extremes. In this activity, you’ll build a desert food web and discover what plants and animals can survive in these cha ...
Bring all of those really bad horror movies to life by creating a giant insect! But your insect will serve the powers of good—good science, that is.Insects come in many different shapes and sizes. A g ...
Are snails sticky and icky, or does all that slime have super powers? In this experiment, you’ll discover the power of the tiny snail.How powerful is a snail’s slime?It is an educational content by ed ...
Squish, squash—who’s been stepping in the sand? Experiment with different types of soil and see how each type affectsan animal’s tracks.How does the shape of a track vary when imprinted in wet and dry ...
Hot tubs can be relaxing, but after a few minutes, they can begin to make you feel dizzy! Can you take the heat? Discover how body science can help you learn about the connection between hot water and ...