Balloon and Pin Experiment (Air Pressure Experiment for Kids)
Let's understand why a balloon pressed on stack of pins doesn't pop and when it pressed on a single pin pops immediately. Let's understand the magic of distributed pressure.
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Why Balloon With Water Does Not Burst? (Fireproof Balloon Experiment)
Learn how to make a fireproof balloon using this thermal conductivity experiment at home. Teach your kids about difference between thermal conductivity of different materials.
Balloon Balance Experiment (Air has Weight)
Check out this air pressure experiment that proves that air has mass / weight. This Balloon Balance Experiment can be performed very easily.
How To Make a Balloon Hovercraft
Check out this easy science fair project - Create your own table top balloon hovercraft. Learn how air and friction makes the hovercraft to slide in the table.
How to Put a Skewer Through a Balloon : Science Fair Project
This science project helps to understand - how to use surface tension of balloon's polymer molecules to insert a skewer without popping the balloon.
Why does Water Bend with Static Electricity (Worksheets Included)
Experience the presence of static electricity and make the water stream bend to a certain distance using this Bending Water Science Experiment.
Balloon In Hot and Cold Water – Experiment
Balloon in a bottle experiment teaches how air molecules expand and contract when the temperature of air changes. Kids can learn about density, buoyancy and air pressure concepts using this experiment.
How do you put a Needle Through a Balloon Without Popping
An interesting property of polymer that stops balloons from popping when they are poked with a needle. Check out how you can insert a needle without popping a balloon.
Balloon in a Bottle : Air Pressure Experiment
This is a simple experiment that shows how Air Pressure works. Objective: Kids learn how air and air pressure are able to expand a balloon and can have a great demonstration on air pressure. Time Required: Just a few minutes…
How to Build a Balloon Rocket (Balloon Rocket Race)
In this article, we wanted to explain how we conducted ‘Balloon Rocket Race’ – simple science activity at home to explain Newton’s third law of motion. It is the basic principle under which the actual rockets work. Make a Balloon…