Sari on Science: Tinted Tops
This is a project that will get your (color) wheels spinning! There are seven colors in the visible light spectrum: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet (ROY G BIV). When all seven colors of light combine they produce ...
Sari on Science: Design a Space Helmet
Design a Space Helmet By Sari Custer A space helmet is vital for any astronaut traveling into space. The helmet can protect the astronaut’s skull from any sudden impacts. Engineering your own helmet takes a lot of time and testing ...
Sari on Science: Unleash Your Inner Scientist and Make Raisins Dance in this Fun, Fizzy Kitchen Experiment
Want a reason to play with your food? While adults may discourage us from doing so, food items can teach us a lot about science, especially chemistry. And it can be fun too! In this activity, you’ll learn about how ...
Sari on Science: Sound Off with the Lyrical Tune of Vibrations
Sari on Science Sound off with the lyrical tune of vibrations. What’s that sound? Sounds waves are vibrations and while music may be invisible, it doesn’t take much to know it’s there. And you don’t need a fancy guitar or ...
Sari on Science: We’ve Lost Our Marbles Activity Focuses on Physics
This activity will have you rolling! In this experiment, you’ll find that physics isn’t just for adults or older kids. With just a few simple items, students as young as preschoolers can learn and experiment with concepts like movement, momentum, ...
Sari on Science: Make Your Own Weathervane
Make Your Own Weathervane! By Sari on Science Don’t get swept away, winter and spring can be a bit breezy! Wind is something you can’t see, but you can feel and hear it. In this activity, you can create a ...
Sari on Science: Bath Bombs
Bath Bombs Make a unique present for friends and family this holiday season. What’s more fun than bathtub bubbles? Bath bombs have been around since 1989 and have recently found a resurgence in popularity. With this activity, you can customize ...
Fun and Easy Winter Science Experiments for Kids
Whether the weather is chilly or not so chilly by you, winter science experiments for kids are something you have to try this season! Here are a few fun and easy experiments to keep your kids learning and playing this ...
Sari on Science: Backyard Bugs!
Backyard Bugs! As the sun starts to set earlier this fall, here’s an activity to do on a cool evening with the whole family. Have you ever wondered why bugs follow the light? Or are you curious about just how ...
Sari on Science: Do-It-Yourself Robotic Hand
Sari on Science Do-it-yourself robotic hand. Have you thought about what to wear this Halloween? This robotic hand will give you some inspiration and teach you about how your hand works at the same time. Movements of the hand are ...
Sari on Science: Hydrogen Peroxide Volcano
Hydrogen Peroxide Volcano As school is back in session, let’s take a moment to explore one of my favorite at-home science experiments. Grab an adult and get ready to get messy! The hydrogen peroxide volcano demonstrates how a catalyst works in ...
Sari on Science: Moon Magic
Moon Magic Make your own impact craters. Make your own telescope at home! Try this experiment and see how the moon got its signature look. While you’re watching, look closely at the moon’s surface, and you’ll see it’s covered with ...
Sari on Science: An Eggceptional Physics Party Trick
Sari on Science An Eggceptional physics party trick. April is an eggcellent time of year to try this fun physics party trick. If you’re ready to get cracking, here’s the challenge: Do you think you can drop an egg into ...
Test your PH Knowledge with Cabbage Chemistry Rainbows
Sari on Science Test your pH knowledge with cabbage chemistry rainbows. What’s better than cabbage and rainbows in March? Well, boiled cabbage may be an acquired taste (and smell!) this time of year, but you can try your luck and ...
Sari on Science Combines Science and Flowers in a Fun Valentine’s Day Experiement
Color Changing Flowers Sari on Science combines science and flowers in a fun Valentine’s Day experiment. When you give a flower a drink of water, where does the water go? My daughter and I recently investigated this very question, and ...
Local 8th grader explores technology through innovative STEM programs
Romeo “Damian” Santos, is a student of varied interests with a wholesome laugh to boot. With extracurriculars focused in technology, Damian enjoys learning coding languages, digital design and gaming. He is an 8th grader at Liberty Traditional School in Phoenix. ...