Join Andrew and Samantha for another Kitchen Science experiment you can try at home. Use red cabbage to create a pH indicator. It can tell
Have you ever wondered how rockets can launch into the sky with such great force? Keep reading to learn how to build a stomp rocket
So our five senses are touch, sight, smell, sound and taste. We use our senses every day, but how good are your senses? Andrew and
During an earthquake, do you know what causes the most damage to structures? It might not be what you think. It’s not the shaking of
Have you ever wondered how planes can take flight? Well, the physics that helps them to fly works very similarly for kites. Physics is a
We were inspired today by some of our favorite meteorologists for a weather themed science experiment. Today, we are going to make a cloud inside
We are right in the middle of summer, so the trees around us are full of bright green leaves. Explore the colorful pigments leaves have
Watch below as our Potions Professor taught her Muggle Magic Potions Class. Now, we can’t get dragon’s blood or mermaid spit here in the muggle
Today we are talking all about chemical reactions. There are so many different experiments you can try to explore chemical reactions, and today we are
Renovators, makers, inventors, and anyone who desires the pure unbridled satisfaction of doing it yourself, this is the blog for you. Here we will be
We are starting with an experiment I’m sure many of you have tried before. What happens to your hair when you rub a balloon on
We are building a water clock with you today on Science Sunday. For most of human history, water clocks were the way we kept time.
Let’s start with one of Samantha’s legendary jokes: What did the soda can say when he got all the answers right on his math test?
We are trying to solve a little bit of a mystery today, can you help us? I have brought in two squares that appear to
Happy Independence Day! We hope everyone had a happy and safe 4th of July weekend. Maybe one of the ways you celebrated was with sparklers
