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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!

How do you make a structure as strong as possible?

What is the noisiest animal in the world?

Tiny Dead Sea

Why don’t you see lightning when you hear thunder?

Did you know the Earth is a magnet?

Can your brain light up an LED lamp?

How does electricity move?

Is the square bent?

How does sunscreen work?

How was NEMO built?

Make a
super slurper

Solid or
liquid

What does your nose taste?

Bossy
balloon

Make a crane

What is a camera pill?

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