Every Thanksgiving table has a turkey baster somewhere nearby. It’s usually used in the kitchen to keep the turkey moist and delicious, but did you know it can also be a science tool? That’s right—your turkey baster can teach you ...
What if we told you that you could grow sparkling crystals—and then eat them? With a little patience and a lot of sugar, you can! Rock candy is more than just a sweet treat—it’s a hands-on science experiment that shows ...
Meet Our Eco Heroes! Big change starts with small actions — and these students are proving it! From protecting wildlife to reducing waste to creating earth-friendly inventions, Brandon & Adriel, Prisha, and Amaira are making a difference right here in ...
Prisha Shroff: The Arizona Teen Using Science to Fight Wildfires Chandler student Prisha Shroff was driving home from Los Angeles when her life—and her scientific direction—changed in a single moment. As smoke billowed and flames swept across the landscape around ...
While most eighth-graders are busy navigating middle school life, Brandon Miranda and Adriel Magana are navigating something much bigger: how to clean our planet’s water—one microplastic at a time. These two students from Harvest Preparatory Academy have designed and built ...
Have a stash of broken crayons taking up space in your art bin? Don’t toss them—transform them into magical new crayons with fun shapes and rainbow swirls! This is the perfect weekend activity for creative kids and makes a great ...
Looking for a fun and festive way to celebrate the Fourth of July without braving the Arizona heat (or risking singed eyebrows)? We've got you. This Fireworks in a Jar activity is the perfect mix of science, color, and indoor ...
If you're looking for a fun, low-mess activity that will keep kids entertained and result in a super cool keepsake, this one's for you. Shrinky Dinks keychains are fun for all ages—and they’re surprisingly easy to make! Whether your child ...
Ready to turn sunshine into magic? With just a few simple supplies, you’ll harness the sun’s rays to make one-of-a-kind prints. No paintbrushes needed—just the power of light! WHAT YOU NEED • Dark-colored construction paper • Pencil • Scissors • ...
Ever tried to blow up a balloon without using your breath? This fizzy experiment lets you turn lemon juice and baking soda into a balloon-inflating team. It’s like science magic—but it’s all real! WHAT YOU NEED • A small plastic ...
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