You may have noticed shiny oil floating on a water puddle after it rains. In this experiment, we will play with oil and water, two things that do not naturally mix, to learn how to treat oil spills and care for the ocean.

You may have noticed shiny oil floating on a water puddle after it rains. In this experiment, we will play with oil and water, two things that do not naturally mix, to learn how to treat oil spills and care for the ocean.

Learn about variables and how to work like a detective to figure out what each variable represents in a math problem!

Did you know that when paper is placed to stand up, even a single sheet of paper can hold the weight of a few books? In this experiment, we will test how many books one sheet of paper can hold and explore why and how paper of the same size and thickness can hold different weights just by being folded into different shapes!

Are you a big fan of science, do you love experiments, observing nature, and learning about the world around you? Citizen science projects are a fun way in which you can engage in actual science research!

How do people bend and turn their backs? Learn how in this experiment where we’ll explore how the spine looks and works. We will also talk about the importance of the spine’s mobility !

Have you ever driven over a bridge and wondered how they are able to hold their shape? In this experiment, experience what it feels like to be an engineer and learn how to construct a bridge of your own!

What exactly is sound and how does it work in different environments? Find out in this fast and simple science experiment!

Have you ever wondered how polar bears and other arctic animals are able to live comfortably in the freezing snow? In this experiment, you will learn all about how they are able to withstand such extreme temperatures!