Red ones, yellow ones, orange ones too—who likes tomatoes? If you’d like to grow more tomatoes, what can you do?Does removing the lower stems of a tomato plant increase the number of tomatoes that you ...
Determine whether lettuce that is harvested gradeually yields more produce than lettuce that is harvested all at once.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this res ...
Imagine a monster wants to come live in your house. Would you let it? Monsters are pretty famous for being scary and hurtful. While it might not seem like a hard decision to keep a monster away from y ...
This project examines different types of wood.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 to download th ...
Snow might look like a big, fluffy pillow, but it’s heavy! How do coniferous and deciduous trees handle the weight of snow?In this experiment, you’ll build two trees and see which one handles the snow ...
The objectives of this projects are: to better understand your sense of taste and how your taste buds are involved in this fundamental ability. To explore the interaction between your nose, mouth, and ...
This project takes an unbiased look at cockroaches, termites, and other insects we wish to be rid of. To discover and outline the benefits of annoying bugs. To further encourage the ethical treatment ...
In varying degrees, the fruit and vegetables that we eat contain water. While high water content is loosely associated with higher values of macronutrients such as protein, it is not necessarily assoc ...
Ladybugs are charming creatures, enjoyable to watch, harmless to hold, useful in gardens, wished upon like stars and blown away in the breeze. Some say a ladybug’s spots determine its age. This projec ...
Have you ever gone to make a sandwich only to discover that the last two slices of bread have mold on them? We are always told to use soaps and hand sanitizers to clean our hands of tiny organisms, bu ...