Have you ever seen the man in the moon?Or maybe the rabbit? People have been staring at the moon for thousands of years. Back in 1610, using the newly invented telescope, Galilei Galileo described man ...
In this experiment, you will experience a magnetic fluid as it moves, bubbles, and forms unique shapes. Why does the fluid contort into different shapes? Are there other fluids that are magnetic? What ...
This experiment will investigate whether font choice affects peoples’ ability to remember the information that they read.It is an educational content by education.com.By clicking on the title of this ...
Benford's Law, also called the first-digit law, describes how in lists of numbers from many everyday sources of data, the leading digit is distributed in a specific, predictable way. This experiment w ...
There is a common saying that, “Time flies when you’re having fun?” For many people the sensing of the passage of time is affected by the activities that they are engaged in. For one person, an activi ...
Can you be a mineral detective? In this cool experiment on identifying rocks and minerals for kids, you’ll develop an understanding of some of the characteristics of different minerals. Minerals look, ...
There's a reason nearly every pencil -- traditional or mechanical -- comes with an eraser. No matter how much you concentrate, mistakes happen! Get down to the rubber with this science project that te ...
In this activity, you’ll create a food pyramid that shows whateats what in the forest. First, you’ll do some research on the plants and animals that live in your area to discover what food pyramids ar ...
If I asked you to throw both a baseball and a bowling ball, which do you think you could throw farther? Obviously, you would throw the baseball farther. Heavy stuff just slams into the ground! But doe ...
The goal is for students to observe variations in deer behavior as related to time of day and terrain. Behavioral variables include social behavior (how many deer are present), gender distribution (wh ...