Walking Water Experiment
Watch water 'walk' from one cup to another to create new colors! This experiment teaches kids about capillary action, which is how plants pull water from the ground up to their leaves.
5-10 yrsA growing collection of projects for parents who want hands-on time with their kids.
Browse projectsWatch water 'walk' from one cup to another to create new colors! This experiment teaches kids about capillary action, which is how plants pull water from the ground up to their leaves.
5-10 yrsBuild a balloon-powered rocket on a string to see force in action! You will learn how air pressure and thrust push the rocket forward in the opposite direction of the escaping air.
5-10 yrsCreate a cosmic hanging mobile featuring a glittery galaxy background and colorful planets. This project helps kids learn about the order of the planets and the structure of our solar system.
6-12 yrsBuild your own volcano and watch it erupt with a colorful foam explosion! You will learn how a chemical reaction happens when you mix an acid (vinegar) and a base (baking soda).
5-12 yrsCreate swirling patterns of color in milk using dish soap. You will learn how soap interacts with fats and proteins and how it breaks the surface tension of a liquid.
5-12 yrsCreate delicious sugar crystals on a stick to explore the science of supersaturation. You will learn how sugar dissolves in hot water and crystallizes as it cools down.
6-12 yrs