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Learn more about the scientific method and try some fun experiments at home.

Want to instill a love of science and creativity with your children? Here are some simple science experiments you and your kids can do at home. The process is intriguing and the overall results are breathtaking.  Have fun! Important Note: Kids, be sure to do these experiments with a parent or guardian and wear protective gear to keep you safe.

Hypothesis

A good science experiment starts by asking a question and then making a prediction about what is going to happen.  That’s called a hypothesis.

Prediction

After assessing what you are trying to find, make a guess about what will happen when you do the experiment.

Testing

Perform your experiment and keep track of results by writing them down.

Analysis

Once your experiment is complete, you can analyze your results and see if your hypothesis was correct. What did you learn?
Travelling Water Trick

Learn more about how adhesion, cohesion, and gravity combine talents to move water from cup to cup.

Avoiding Pepper
In this experiment you’ll use pepper floating on water to demonstrate how soap affects the surface of water.
Seeing Sound
Have you ever wondered if you could see sound?  With this fun and easy experiment, you can!
Glowing Egg

Eggs are fragile, right? In this experiment we will defy nature by altering an ordinary egg so that it glows and bounces.

Easy Explosion
Once you get past the initial gee-whiz factor, there’s some amazing science behind a carbonated beverage and a chewy mint.
Twist in Time

You’ve mixed colors, but have you ever unmixed and separated them? This experiment is a demonstration that almost has to be seen in person to believe.

Square Bubble

This experiment shows us that soap bubbles that are not spherical are unusual and they don’t happen without a little help.

Dancing Raisins

We recommend that you play some dance music and encourage the kids to join in with the raisins while you learn about the science behind the dance.

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