To make beautiful geodes in your own kitchen you need more patience and time than anything else! Here is the basic recipe to start you off in the world of beautiful geodes.
Learn about the human digestive system for kids twith this memorable digestion experiment. ZANY human body project making poop!
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Make volume science fun and engaging for kids. Explore volume for kids with a few simple supplies for early math and science.
Awesome egg experiments for kids! Cool ways to play and learn with eggs. Walk on eggs, try an egg drop challenge, make an egg float and more!
Blow up a balloon without your mouth! This easy balloon science experiment will have kids wanting to do it again. Perfect for an easy science fair project.
Dancing rice experiment for kids. Make rice dance like magic in this super simple kitchen science experiment from Green Kid Crafts...
These Vegan Turkey Deli Slices are super easy and versatile. And cheaper and tastier than the store-bought version!
Make science fun with food experiments for kids to learn chemistry, biology, physics, & earth science using items from your kitchen. EPIC LIST!
SWAT dudes for some Xcom-like experiments 💥💥#gamedev #madewithunity #lowpoly #gameart
STEM learning made fun! 27 super easy hands-on sensory science experiments and projects for kids in preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school!
Make science FUN with over 100 EPIC Science Experiments for kids. Hands-on first grade science experiments by type of science! Elementary Age.
Set up a baking soda and vinegar balloon science experiment for kids. Blow up balloons with a fun chemical reaction.
Science is really cool. There are so many amazing things in this world of ours. So many science experiments for kids that just make me stop and say, "whoa" ... or "wow" ... or "What the ...!!" (depending, of course, on my company). Children, as we know, are naturally curious. They naturally want to learn
Have you ever wondered why balls bounce? This activity uses differently shaped balls to investigate how and why balls bounce differently. I've included
We had much fun with a quick and easy experiment this week that helped us all learn a little bit about high and low air pressure. I found a lovely book of
Try this outrageously fun ping pong ball scienceexperiment that will demonstrate air pressure with a bernoulli's experiment for kids!
Fun and engaging force and motion experiments, project ideas, demonstrations, book lists and more! Great for the classroom and home!
When the weather outside is....crazy. You know - super warm one day, super cold the next - raining like cats and dogs one day, sunny as summer the next. At least, that's the way winter break has been in these parts. How about you? I actually think it's going to make our weather unit super fun when we go back to school next week! It's already one of my favorite science units to teach because it is so interactive! We make our own wind vanes to observe the wind's direction. We make a class anemometer to observe the wind's speed. Students make "practice" thermometers that they can use with a partner to quiz each other on reading thermometers correctly. Students bring in water bottles so they can construct their own rain gauges. We also do a few fun experiments like this one that shows us how clouds work! (Just a shaving cream cloud sitting on top of water. Students add water droplets (food coloring) one at a time and when the cloud gets too full, they will begin to fall (rain). Since my school requires us to use Interactive Notebooks for science. I have made it my mission this year to create them in the same "No-Cut" format that I use for math...it has made my life so much more sane! :) You can grab it below, if you're interested. It has recording pages that we use for all of these tools, plus more! {No-Cut Interactive Weather Notebook}
It feels like a science-y kind of day today, so I want to share with you our latest experiment! This rising water science experiment is fun and oh-so easy! That's the best kind. Check out
I love coming up with fun and creative science experiments for kids. Rosie and Jewel always have so much fun with them, too! Today, we...
Smashed strawberries and DNA! Learn how to extract strawberry DNA for cool science. A strawberry DNA extraction lab is easy!
Making a crystal rainbow is fun and very easy. Try this science experiment to learn about crystallization.
Do you need some fun activities to keep the kids entertained on a rainy day? Try one of 17 easy science experiments for kids using items found in your home!
AI has now come for the dudes! Feel free to share but please reblog rather than re-uploading to your account–I really don't want to clutter up my images with watermarks. And don't share outside of tumblr. I've been getting tons of questions on how I make these and can't reply to each individual question anymore so I put together this guide that details my process and learnings. I'm experimenting with ai-generated imagery of mostly athletic men tied up, bound, sometimes gagged, or sometimes blindfolded in different scenarios. From time to time I’ll also post non-bondage images of guys to that I get early in my process which turn out nice. Might as well share them rather than them going to waste. I don’t do anything hardcore and am mostly interested in the type of stuff you’d see in movies and TV shows but sometimes I tend to push that a bit. And I’m adverse to anything too violent or gross, depictions of folks anywhere near being on the young side, anything on the white supremacist side (can’t believe I have to mention those last two things but they tend to pop up a lot), and I find the gay f-word to be a massive bummer but it seems to get used in my comments unfortunately. I do a lot of image variations around a handful themes so hopefully it's not too repetitive. All the images have some visual weirdness going on if you look at the details but I’m trying to share the best stuff. Everything here is "original" but I suppose all ai generated stuff is derivative.
What a fun way to teach kids how lungs work!
Art and science come together in this colourful absorption experiment. Salt, glue and watercolours are all that's needed for this fun and fascinating activity. Pop on over to CBC Parents to see how it's done!
Foster a love for science with these fun experiments perfect for even the youngest scientists .
