Magnet Rummy!
Place your magnets carefully to make other players pick them up! For 2 or more players
You will need:
16 magnets
postcard or greetings card
How to Play:
Object of the game: to be the first…
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Hello there fun scientists! In this blog post we will be conducting a very similar experiment to the running water experiment. The water rainbow experiment is very similar but with a fun twist that we will discover soon.
You will need:…
Three Magic Tricks Made Possible Through Science
Magic involves putting on mind-boggling performances and creating illusions. Much of it can be achieved through the help of science. It’s a great way in which to teach your child ordinary science lessons.…
You will need:
Tissue paper
A balloon
Method:
Cut out the tissue paper into small pieces and place them on a level surface. You can even cut them into character or even draw something on them,…
Hello there Fun Scientists! In this blog post we are going to be looking at different parts of the brain. We are looking 5 different lobes that are located on the human brain. We are going to learn where they…
You will need:
A pint glass
A cup
Vegetable oil
Food colouring
A spoon
Access to water
Method:
Pour the vegetable oil into the empty cup. Fill 1/4 of the cup with the…