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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Introducing the September 2022 issue of Epic Kids. Enjoy! Click on the photo above to view the September 2022 issue of Epic Kids. We welcome feedback and story suggestions. Let us know about the epic kids you know in the ...
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 ...