Sir Isaac Newton: The Man Behind Gravity, Motion, and His Timeless Laws
Early Life: Shadows and Genius In the quiet orchards of Woolsthorpe Manor, Lincolnshire, a young Isaac Newton pondered the fall of an apple – or so the legend goes. This...
Build a Solar Oven for Summer Science Adventures & Melted Chocolate Fun
This classic experiment uses a simple cardboard box to harness the power of the sun to create a solar oven capable of melting some yummy chocolate, making it a fantastic...
Science Experiments From Home: Why Is Bread Soft & Full of Little Holes?
Here's an easy experiment to do from home to understand how some microbes are super important to us. The microbe we use to make bread is called yeast.
Science Experiments From Home: Make Learning Fun With Invisible Ink
Kids love writing secret messages to each other and we think it's a lot of fun to make your own invisible ink using lemon juice. It's also a great way...
How do I help my child enjoy chemistry?
Chemistry is a great subject because it can be taught in a stimulating and exciting manner. We can get our hands dirty, enjoy weird and wonderful reactions and be amazed...
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