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Discover a simple way to teach weather by tracking and graphing daily conditions, using real-time data to build vocabulary and science skills.

Explore matter, physical and chemical properties, and chemical changes with an exciting elephant toothpaste science experiment for kids.

Discover how science scavenger hunts make hands-on learning easy and engaging, with simple activities for exploring matter, forces, and more.

Try the Stroop Effect for kids! This fun brain experiment explores attention, the nervous system, and how our brains process competing information.

Closed sorts vs. open sorts: discover how both strategies help students classify, identify patterns, explain their thinking, and develop deeper science reasoning.

Teach friction with this engaging investigation! Students compare toy car speeds on ramps covered with sandpaper, bubble wrap, and aluminum foil.

Looking for a meaningful ecosystem project? Learn how to host an Ecosystem Expo where students research biomes, create displays, and present their learning.

Discover hands-on human body system projects that help students explore the skeletal, muscular, digestive, respiratory, and more using simple craft supplies.

Teach force and motion with hands-on science activities that explore how force strength and mass affect movement using simple materials.