Where does a puddle go after it rains? In this simple investigation, students will explore evaporation by placing water in different locations and measuring how quickly it disappears. They'll collect data, create graphs, and discover how sunlight and other environmental factors affect the water cycle.
Ice Tells a Story: Exploring Freezing, Melting, and Nature's Hidden Processes
Discover the science of ice through fun, hands-on experiments using frozen water balloons! Students investigate freezing, melting, salt, light, glaciers, and frost weathering while making real-world connections to Earth's changing landscapes. This elementary STEM activity encourages observation, critical thinking, and nature-based learning—perfect for homeschool families, classrooms, and outdoor education.
Unlock the science of secret messages with a fun hands-on adventure! Kids will discover how spies used invisible ink throughout history, create their own hidden lemon juice messages, and reveal the science behind oxidation. Then, continue the mission by making a refreshing batch of homemade lemonade while exploring the chemistry of lemons.
Free Mini Monday: Elephant Toothpaste!
A classic science experiment… leveled up!
Watch chemistry come alive as kids create a mountain of foam while learning about chemical reactions and catalysts.
~ Simple materials
~ Big WOW factor
~ Real science learning
Grab this FREE hands-on experiment and make your own foam-filled discovery!
This week is all about surface tension - so jump right in!
