Whew! It’s hot out here. The plants are wilting in the summer’s heat. Can adding shade help your plants stay happy?Can a bit of shade help stop your outdoor plants from wilting?It is an educational co ...
If you didn't have to go to school, what time would you wake up in the morning? Would you sleep in until lunchtime or get up at the crack of dawn? Bees don't have to go to school, but something -- bes ...
How did dinosaurs leave their footprints behind so many years ago? Stomp, clomp, and squish your way to learn how to makefossils and create your very own fossil imprints!How did dinosaur footprints ge ...
Many people love gelatin-based desserts. Many of us love pineapples too. Should you put them together? As many a gelatin-loving cook has discovered, certain fruits can change gelatin’s ability to set. ...
Can you skate across the surface of liquid water? Water bugs can! Discover how water-skating insects use surface tension to keep from sinking by making a model water walker that can move around the su ...
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 ...
Have you ever gone bobbing for apples? Why is it that some fruits and vegetables float, while others sink to the bottom? In this experiment, you’ll be experimenting with different types of fruits and ...
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 ...
Do you speak cat? Take a closer look at your furry friend (or the furry friend of a neighbor -- with permission) to discover if communication really can exist between a cat and its owner.Can a cat com ...
Every human on earth is a combination of two sets of genes: your mother’s and your father’s. These genes created a blueprint for you, and they make you unique. Genes lead to different traits, or chara ...