Disclaimer: This article may contain commission, paid partnerships, or affiliate links. As an Amazon Influencer I earn from qualifying purchases. One of the reasons we absolutely LOVE the idea of a ...

Disclaimer: This article may contain commission or affiliate links. As an Amazon Influencer I earn from qualifying purchases. What is the Magnus Effect? Imagine you’re playing with a ball in the ...

Explore the Fibonacci Sequence with your students and learn about this wonder of nature through hands on activities and ...

Let’s start off strong by introducing or reviewing the STEM design process and Scientific Method with the kids. This will help kids to understand how to approach a STEM challenge in a strategic way ...

There is no better way to get the kids invested in the superheroes and spies than to create their alter ego – their secret identity, their super power! For this project you will need enough manila ...

Looking for the perfect activity to celebrate a specific season or holiday? Kids activities, science experiments, STEM projects, printables and more. All designed to foster learning while also ...

The pool noodle periscope is a fun way for kids to explore reflections and to learn a bit about math, measurements and angles. Decorate your periscope to add some art to your project! This simple ...

Disclaimer: This article may contain commission, paid partnerships, or affiliate links. As an Amazon Influencer I earn from qualifying purchases. Have you ever heard of a terrarium? It’s like a little ...

Disclaimer: This article may contain commission, paid partnerships, or affiliate links. As an Amazon Influencer I earn from qualifying purchases. Recycled projects of any kind rely on some vision and ...

Spring is in the air, and with it comes spring showers and beautiful rainbows. This seems like the perfect time to combine a little art and science. Plus kids will love the cool reaction between salt ...

Have you ever seen a can that when pushed away from you, comes rolling back to you? You are probably saying “There’s no such thing as a Magic Can”, right? Well we have an experiment where you take a ...