Who isn’t fascinated by bridges ? Staying in California gives us the opportunity to drive across different bridges and be amazed at these engineering marvels. So, we decided to learn…
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…
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…
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…
I love doing science experiments with my kids that require minimal household material , are easy to set up and inspire discovery, learning and playing. This DIY magnifying glass is…
Can you make a pencil suspend in air by just using magnets and with no other support ? A method where an object is suspended in air with no support…
Learn how density of water can change when it is heated up. This hot and cold water science experiment requires basic household stuff and is definitely going to WOW your…
I opened a bag of M&M’s and there came out a bunch of different colored M&M’s. I picked the red color one and then the green and then the yellow,…
M&M’s – What is the first picture that comes to your mind ? A bunch of “colorful small button shaped chocolates” with the letter ‘m’ printed on them. I bet…
This holiday season, light up your greetings with light, literally. Here is a paper circuit craft inspired by an ancient Indian festival celebrated by more than a billion people, “Diwali”.…
