Beat the heat or embrace the cold with my collection of cool ice cube experiments including gravity defying tricks and icy ...

A tower of slippery ice cubes might sound impossible to build, but adding a little salt makes it much easier! Materials Ice - ...

A school gardening club is a great way to get kids outside while learning about plants and nature. There's nothing better ...

Older children will love building bottle rockets, setting up chain reactions and making square bubbles. I've compiled a fun list of our favourite summer science ideas from Science Sparks and many ...

All distances are average and approximate, as it's difficult to be accurate with such large distances. Planets are also at different distances from each other depending on where they are in orbit at a ...

At the spring equinox, the sun is directly above the equator, and day and night are equal in length all over the globe. What's the difference between astronomical spring and meteorological spring? The ...

Vegetable or herb seeds work well, as they can be eaten afterwards! A common problem when growing plants is insects, slugs and snails eating them. One way to protect plants from pests is to put them ...

Children can use the rain as part of a science experiment or be inspired by rain and weather. I hope these rainy day activities cheer up a gloomy day wherever you are! Science Experiments for a Rainy ...

Flying Santa STEM Challenge You'll need Straw Paper Tape Scissors Ruler or tape measure Pencil/pens Flying Santa Instructions Cut out the rectangle shape, fold it in half and seal the top and long ...