Discovery Bottles - Discovery bottles encourage the development of observation skills, predictability, scientific concepts, and thinking skills. Once made and placed in plastic carrying bins, they make a great center activity that is inexpensive, and fun!
Discovery Bottles II - Discovery Bottles Objective: to develop children's observation skills, predictability, scientific concepts, and thinking skills.
Quick Sand - Making quick sand is easy and you'll have a great time demonstrating this interesting experiment to other people.
Vinegar Volcano - Vinegar and baking soda make for a fun and easy science experiment. Try creating a vinegar volcano.
Raw or Boiled Egg? - Can't tell if your egg is hard boiled or raw? Find out a sneaky way to know for sure with this simple experiment.
Make Glowing Water - Use black light to make glowing water and find out exactly how it works with this fun science experiment for kids.
Bath Salts - Do you feel like a warm, relaxing bath with soothing fragrances? Try this fun experiment and learn the science behind bath salts.
Breeding Bacteria - Take samples from different places and examine how bacteria grow by breeding it yourself.
Stab a Potato With a Straw - Use the power of air pressure to help stab a drinking straw through a potato.
Dissolving Sugar - Adding sugar to water might not make a great drink but it does help with this easy experiment.
Making Music - Create some cool sound waves with this easy music making instrument.
Balloon Speakers - Experiment with the tightly packed, compressed air inside a balloon to amplify small sounds into big noises.
Floating Ping Pong Balls - See some amazing forces in action when you combine a hair dryer with a ping pong ball.
Crazy Putty - Glue plus borax and a few basic ingredients equals a whole lot of squishy fun with this crazy putty experiment.
Gravity Free Water - Turning a glass of water upside down doesn't always have to involve someone getting wet.
Build A Hovercraft You Can Ride! - Hovercrafts are lots of fun, and a great way to demonstrate the power of moving air. Here are the instructions to build a hovercraft of your own that you can ride on.
Eggshell Geode Crystals - This project nicely demonstrates how real-life geodes are formed in igneous and sedimentary rock.
A Density Experiment You Can Drink! - Density is a fascinating and sometimes tricky idea to understand. This Drink of Density will help bring home the idea of density in liquids, not to mention it looks cool when your all done, it's tasty, and it's even good for you - what more could you ask for in a science activity!
Which Popcorn Kernels Pop Better? - We all have our favorites when it comes to popcorn; now it's time to decide which popcorn kernels pop better - yellow or white? Prepare your "science lab" and get started on this delicious science experiment.
Which Paper Towel is the most Absorbent? - The humble paper towel is an indispensable part of every household; what would we do without it? Here's a cool science experiment that tries to identify the brand that absorbs the most water. Are you up to it?
Cleaning with Lemons - Lemon is a popular cleanser and is found as an ingredient in many commercial bleaches and cleaning agents. But how effective is it really? Try this easy and simple science experiment and see for yourself.
Colourful flowers experiment - This colourful water experiment shows how flowers absorb water into their petals to keep them fresh.