How to Make a Toy Car Launcher From Popsicle Sticks
Learn how to make a car launcher using just Popsicle sticks! Here is the best fun activity to do at home for kids!
Learn how to make a car launcher using just Popsicle sticks! Here is the best fun activity to do at home for kids!
Learn rocket science in an easy and fun way by making easy DIY paper cup rockets. Teach your kids about Force, Acceleration, pressure, and mass.
Simple DIY Safe Box with Combination Lock that you can create out of recyclable card boards. Detailed steps with accurate measurements included.
Make a Skittles Rainbow - Start by arranging the skittles in a circular format and pour warm water - you should see an amazing rainbow appearing in the plate.
In this article, we are going to extend the classroom lesson about silk production through a science activity. We built an amazing science project model on ‘Life Cycle of Silkworm’. This activity teaches kids about the fiber and silk production.…
Lady bugs are beautiful!! These tiny creatures have an attractive look with embellished and multi-colored designs. Hence, kids show much interest to explore these beautiful and attractive creatures with googly eyes! So, we have come up with 3D Paper Model…
Let’s make an articulated robotic hand that can be controlled with kid’s finger movements. This is an activity that will describe the finger movements to kids with an easy explanation. You can also try this at home with kids. We…
We made borax crystal flowers this week! This is more exciting and easy activity for kids. Sounds amazing right!! So continue reading the post to know how we can make attractive crystal flowers at home. Actually my kids Tisha (5…
STEM is becoming a buzzing word and many students are focusing at learning the STEM concept. This single concept includes the four pillars of education namely Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. The purpose of my website is to encourage kids…
Today we are going to learn about some simple physics by doing simple and easy science activity i.e. Refraction of light. This activity is so quick and I really wondering how I missed this experiment this long to explain or…