Science stuff

Unpoppable bubbles! Make magic DIY bubbles that you can layer. Wow your kids and get the science behind how these home made bubbles work.

Want to see a balloon blow up all by itself? Try this super cool baking soda and vinegar experiment! It's really simple and makes a balloon inflate right before your eyes. We’ll show you how the fizzy reaction between baking soda and vinegar makes gas that fills up the balloon. It's a fun science lesson you can do at home, perfect for kids who are curious about how things work. Get ready for some amazing science magic with this exciting balloon trick!

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A vibrant science experiment that shows how rain forms using shaving cream, food coloring, and water—fun and educational for kids!

Coloring pages and flash cards to study cell parts is a perfect start to introduce science that is engaging.

Get ready for an amazing science show in your own home! This recipe mixes colors and fizz to create a surprise rainbow sugar explosion. It's super exciting to watch and really easy to do with kids. Perfect for a rainy day or any time you want some easy fun. We’ve got lots of tips to make your fizz pops spectacular. Your family will love this colorful and bubbly science experiment!

Learn the names, and understand the locations of all the major organelles in an animal cell to have clear concept about its structure. Suitable for: Grade 8, Grade 9 Download PDF Download PDF

Are you a middle school science teacher searching for a fun and instructive project for your students? You've found it! We have produced a worksheet that will test your students' understanding of cell organelles through a series of riddles. An educational worksheet that uses riddles to teach students about the various organelles in a cell and their functions is called a cell organelle riddle worksheet. Usually, the worksheet consists of a list of riddles, each of which creatively and...

Have fun with these Pop Rocks drink for kids, when you make them as a STEM project, a mad scientist activity or a Halloween Party.

Learn about cells for kids with FREE All About Cells reader, Cells worksheets, edible DNA model, Cells Game, and more human body activities for kids.

Hi Teachers! If you’ve been following my blog, you may have seen recent posts about this new resource line, Interactive VocAppulary™! This resource is essentially an interactive vocabulary activity where students design apps for each vocabulary word for their themed Smartphone! What is unique about Interactive VocAPPulary™ is that it combines the use of

If you teach science then you need to check out this blog post for 5 YouTube channels you can use in your classroom. From physical to earth science, you will find something to keep your students engaged and excited about learning. There’s even a channel for labs your class is sure to love. From Bill Nye to NASA and cartoons, there is something for you whether you teach upper or lower elementary, middle, or high school.