Magnets are fascinating, we love them! That's why we created this magnetic maze experiment for kids to have fun designing their maze, while using magnets and understanding how they work. This is a great experiment to do on an afternoon,…
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Have you ever wondered why pine cones open and close? Want to do a fun experiment to find out why? Why not give this experiment a go and try and predict the weather using pine cones.
Did you know that beans need nothing but water to germinate? Find out how beans can reproduce and grow using nothing but water and the nutrients already contained in the bean itself and grow a bean in a jar. This…
Did you know that Lego is a great tool for helping children develop fine motor control, logic skills and for learning to read and understand instructions? You can also do lots of different science experiments which are fun, easy and…
Hello there Fun Scientists, and welcome to the Fun Science Quiz!
Test your scientific knowledge and have fun with these 10 science quiz questions. Answers will be listed below so no cheating by scrolling down to read them before the questions. Fun…
Imagine your entire town or area could fit into the bottom of a cup or jar, with the clouds and rain far above. Let's make a mini rainscape in a cup! Watch rain patterns forming and falling through the sky!
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Attention, Scientists! This water tornado experiment involves a lot of water, which can be easily spilt. So make sure you do this experiment either outside, or over the kitchen sink, or over a tray/bucket to avoid making a watery mess…
Have you ever wondered how some birds and animals can sit in the rain or go swimming without getting wet? Lucky creatures! How is this possible? Use two soft toys that you don't mind getting wet or spraying with waterproof…