Want to know what happens when you microwave soap? Find out in this science experiment.
Science Experiment: What Happens When You Microwave Soap?
Home Science Activity for Kids: Leak-proof Plastic Bag
This science activity feels a bit magical, don't you think? But there is a science explanation behind it all. Discover the magic of polymers here.
Home Science Experiments: No-peroxide Elephant Toothpaste
If you've always wanted to try the elephant toothpaste experiment but didn't want to use hydrogen peroxide, here's a kid-friendly alternative which uses baking soda, citric acid and milk.
Science and Art Activity for Kids: Milk Painting
This is a surprisingly fun science and art activity: Magic Milk! Kids of all ages will enjoy watching those colours dance.
Mother’s Day Science Activity: Chroma Paper Towel Flowers
Here's a science experiment kids can do at home to create their own flowers out of paper towel. It's a great way to explore science concepts such as chromatography and capilliary action.
Home Science Experiments: Fizzy Balloon
Mixing baking soda and vinegar results in a chemical reaction that creates carbon dioxide, which we can use to blow up a balloon.
Lockdown Science Experiments: 3 No-Borax Slime Recipes You Can Do at Home
Here are 3 fun and easy ways to make DIY slime without borax and using just common ingredients you'll find at home.
Science Activity for Kids: Surprise Bath Bombs
Create your own surprise bath bomb with just 2 ingredients: baking soda and citric acid. You can put a toy inside, add scents and colours to make it even more fun.
Lockdown Science Activity: Cup Telephone
Let kids discover the concepts of vibration and sound transmission with this simple telephone cup experiment.
Lockdown Science Activity: Erupting Volcano
What kid doesn't love explosions? This erupting volcano experiment uses baking soda (a base) and vinegar (an acid) to create the chemical reaction.
