If you have baking soda, you have the prime ingredient for a slew of science experiments! Here's a look at projects you can try.
Are you interested in a fun and edible science experiment? Explore whether you can cook a frozen pizza on top of a stove.
The Coloring Carnations Science Experiment helps demonstrate the flow of water through a plant. Children use food coloring to see them change colors.
The best part about science projects is doing them, but seeing them cool too. This is a photo gallery of interesting science projects you can try.
Want to do a chemistry project but don't have your own laboratory? Here is a collection of easy, fun, kid-safe experiments using household materials.
Turn gummy worms into creepy Frankenworms in this easy science experiment. Baking soda and vinegar make the gummies move like they are alive.
Science is a high-interest topic for curious children. Use these free science report forms for to help students record their scientific discoveries.
This is rubbery chicken bone project illustrates what would happen to your own bones if the calcium in them is used more quickly than it is replaced.
Follow these steps to design and implement a science fair experiment using the scientific method.
Discover what differentiates hard sciences from soft sciences. You might be surprised when you learn what the difference is.
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