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I don't know what it is about finding a mushroom growing out in the yard or along a nature trail - my kids are always fascinated by them! I usually have to continue reading...
Did you know that Highlights for Kids has apps? How cool! They have English AND Spanish Handwriting Apps, as well as Hidden Pictures, and Silly Shapes! You continue reading...
Ok, so this has different names but we've always called it oobleck. It is a lot of fun and quite an intriguing science experiment! All you will really need continue reading...
I love watching Science Bob on You Tube or you can check out his site at www.sciencebob.com. Here he shows us how to make a very simple volcano. One thing continue reading...
I LOVE Dry Ice experiments- they are really neat to watch. I found this one on YouTube and it is really sweet. And SO simple. As a reminder to those of you continue reading...
This was the question my 3 year old asked me at breakfast this morning- "Why am I upside down on my spoon?" Other than telling him it's his continue reading...
This is a really neat video on a simple chemistry trick on how to turn pennies to silver and gold! continue reading...
The myth is that the yummy candy called Pop Rocks will make your stomach explode if you drink it with Coke. Here's a great video that teaches you just a continue reading...
I used to teach after school science lessons in elementary schools with Mad Science and this is one we use to do all the time with dry ice. It's fun and continue reading...
A Simple Science Experiment for Kids: Grow Beans! A simple science experiment we did in middle school is simple enough for even preschoolers to continue reading...
This is a really fun and neat experiments for kids of all ages really! I even like watching the reactions! Here are two different videos but basically all continue reading...
An Extremely Simple Science Experiment that you can do with even the youngest of children is the Celery Roots Experiment! Explain to your child how plants continue reading...
Check out this really great science experiment for Layered Liquids I found! This is great for talking about density, and oil/water mixing! Layered continue reading...
Watch Raisins Dance!! Pour clear soda in a clear glass, and drop a few raisins in. What happens? Watch the "bubbles" of carbon dioxide begin to form around continue reading...
Here is an on-going list of experiments to enjoy! Bouncing Bubbles Dry Ice Bubbles Dry Ice Fun Elephant Toothpaste Flying Tea Bag continue reading...
