Science Experiments

Do you think it is possible to mold milk into a ball? Try this easy at home experiment to find out for yourself. Young scientists would benefit from adult assistance with this experiment because some heating is

Grab a couple of easily accessible items from your pantry and let some raisins give you and your family an entertaining science lesson about density and buoyancy. Kids of all ages will be intrigued by the little

Did you ever wonder why the Statue of Liberty is green? The statue was originally dull and brown in color that reflected its natural copper layer. This layer that covers this monument is only about two pennies

This experiment with Steel Wool is easily done at home with supplies that you likely have on hand or that are easily accessible. The Steel Wool experiment explores the chemical reaction of rust that occurs when

In this at home experiment, your family can grow their own stalactites and stalagmites. Children of all ages will be excited and intrigued as they watch this easy experiment unfold before their eyes over the course

Where does the water go when plants are watered? This experiment will allow children to discover for themselves The important functions of roots and stems for helping a plant to grow. As the colored water is absorbed

Kids always have such fun with music and what better way to engage them than to give them the opportunity make the instruments themselves. Popsicle Stick Harmonicas are simple to construct from items that you

There is nothing quite like hands on science experiments for kids to really learn about scientific discovery. This Bouncing Egg Experiment is an experiment that children can prepare and do independently. Young

Turn your chicken dinner scraps into a fantastic science experiment which turns brittle chicken bones into pliable ones. This experiment is super easy to execute. The hardest part of it all will be waiting patiently

Combine this simple and common kitchen science experiment with food coloring and enjoy the oozing bubbly concoctions like any mad scientist would. You will want to spread newspapers on your table surface and do

This fun Artful Ice Melting Experiment really makes science fun for kids. This experiment explores states of matter and how salt lowers the melting point of ice. Children on all ages will love watching the colorful

Try this interesting twist on the traditional carnation coloring experiment to create bi-colored flowers that will turn a plain white flower into a dual colored masterpiece. The flower's stem consists of tiny

Create secret messages for your friends with this sneaky Science Experiment for all ages to enjoy. In this experiment you will create a watermark which will only be visible when the paper that you are using is

Try this quick and easy Science Experiment that demonstrates the concept of zero gravity. This experiment is easy to perform with two supplies that you more than likely have on hand at home, School aged children

Blowing bubbles is a very popular pastime for children of all ages. Explore the magic of bubbles even more by turning a bubble blowing adventure into a science experiment. Try blowing a bubble inside of a bubble

Explore that thrilling science of static electricity with three simple activities. Each short activity will demonstrate the magic of static electricity for scientists of all ages. In the following mini experiments

Explore the fascinating phenomenon of density in this simple science experiment. Budding scientists of all ages and skills will delight in observing this hands on activity. The experiment gives a fantastic visual

Create your very own weather vane and watch the weather change before your eyes. With the help of an adult, children of all ages will have great scientific fun putting this weather vane together which will demonstrate

Explore the fascinating world of static electricity in this Leaping Pepper Experiment. This experiment is fun and easy to perform and can be done by budding scientists of all ages and skill levels. In this experiment

Budding scientists of all ages can easily perform this science experiment which explores vibration. Keep the children busy while you cook dinner with this quick and easy test of science. When the fork comes

Explore the scientific phenomenon of surface tension in this Balloon vs. Pin Experiment. Budding scientists of all ages are certain to wow their friends with this masterful feat of Science. If a balloon comes

This experiment is a fun experiment about static electricity and its effect on a mixture of cornstarch and oil that is in between a liquid and solid phase. Budding scientists will watch in amazement as the cornstarch

Grow your very own ice tower instantaneously before your eyes. Children of all ages will enjoy the magic of science unfolding right before their eyes with the Growing Ice Experiment. This experiment takes a little

Explore the world of sound waves and vibration with this Coat Hanger Sound Wave Experiment. This experiment is a great one for budding scientists to take time to listen to the world around them. In this experiment

Create your own version of a slide trombone in 3 simple steps and materials that you most likely have on hand at home. This is a quick and easy experiment in sound that will have kids tooting their own horns in

This science experiment can be done in a flash with only a few simple household items that you are likely to have on hand. Budding scientists will certainly spark the interest of family members when they perform

This is a quick and easy science experiment that you can perform at home with supplies that you use everyday. Budding scientists will explore the fascinating phenomenons of surface tension and air pressure. In

This interesting science experiment about air flow challenges young scientists to try to blow a candle out while blowing through a wine bottle. While the wine bottle is the only likely object that you will have

Wow your friends with this mind boggling experiment which showcases surface tension. In this experiment, inquisitive scientists will enact two similar scenarios which will yield very different results. In the

Explore how flowers bloom with this experiment on absorption. If you have ever wondered what causes a flower to bloom. In dry weather, many flowers will close up their petal and after a rain, the petals will open

Create some family fun exploring the density of water with this Make Your Own Deep Sea Diver Experiment. Kids will marvel at how they can make their diver rise and fall. The air inside of the bent straw is less

The Burping Bottle Experiment is sure to entertain young scientists. In fact, if you can freeze more than one bottle when you get started, go for it because of the simple fact that the kids are going to want to

Why blow up a balloon manually when you can allow chemistry to do it for you? Scientists of all ages with enjoy amazing their friends and family as they perform this simple science experiment which uses vinegar

Create an easy homemade planetarium with this user friendly astronomy project. Once completed, your light box will project groups of small starlike spots on the ceiling, wall or walls of a tent. Create several

Give the Strainer Full of Water experiment a try and get an intriguing lesson in surface tension. Is it even possible for a liquid such as water not to pour through a strainer? Try this experiment and test your