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Explore the world around you

Tests and experiments that can be done by parents with their 6-12 year-olds, using everyday items. Explore the world around you and bring science home!

What did Marie Curie discover?

Drawing computer

Tiny Dead Sea

Can your brain light up an LED lamp?

How do you make plastic from plants?

What makes the bubbles in Coke?

Draw a bicycle

Make a
super slurper

Why are there wind turbines out at sea?

What is a camera pill?

Is the square bent?

Can you see with your ears?

Sparkling raisins

Why is a robot called a ‘robot’?

Can you see what you hear?

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