STEM Activities for kids
The Newton Disc is a simple science experiment that you can do at home. Discovered in 1686 by Issac Newton, a Newton disc features rainbow-colored segments. The colors on the wheel represent the primary colors of white light, such as those found in the rainbow. While the wheel spins, it creates a visual effect (persistence of vision) that leads your… Read More
Have you ever noticed any similarities between bar stools, lazy Susans, and the fidget spinner ( one of the most popular toys on the market only a few years ago ) ? They all are capable of rotating freely. So, how is this possible ? In fact, physics can be used to explain how these devices work. Ball Bearings is… Read More
Have you got a science nerd in your family ? Then surprise them with a twist to a light refraction science experiment with a valentine themed design and show your love in a unique way. What you WILL need HOW TO DO THE EXPERIMENT Download the printable HERE or draw the design yourself. Place the paper with the boy and… Read More
This is one of the kitchen science experiments that is definitely going to WOW your kids. And, if your kids don’t like to eat cabbage, they will at least fall in love with it to do some scientific explorations. For this science experiment, you create a pH indicator solution using red cabbage to measure the acidity and alkalinity of the… Read More
Generally speaking, we try to restrict the use of plastics but some plastic water bottles have been lying around in the house from before. I decided to use them to let my kids build a toy car and learn some basic concepts of physics along the way. Both of my children loved the idea and were willing to make their… Read More
Have you ever wondered how many drops of water you can put on a penny before the water spills. Okay, what’s your guess? I asked my children the same question today, and their guess was 5 or 6. So, we decided to give it a try and my kids were amazed to see the results. This is a super fun… Read More
