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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!

Optical illusion

How many prongs does the fork have?

A well-balanced construction

Make a crane

Why are some animals smarter than others?

What is the noisiest animal in the world?

Sail a
balloon boat

Why is a robot called a ‘robot’?

Can your brain light up an LED lamp?

Bossy
balloon

Is the square bent?

Why are there wind turbines out at sea?

Egg in the bottle

Drawing computer

What did the very first computer look like?

Create a
chain reaction

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