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My science experiment fortune teller is a fun way to make science fun at home. Fold the fortune teller, play with a friend and then start experimenting. The activities are designed to be easy to carry ...

You can keep your students excited about returning to school with these fun and easy science experiments from Hooked On Science!

Teaching science concepts such as density or chemistry to kids can be challenging. Words just don’t cut it. Now you don’t need to have a lab to make learning science fun. Using simple materials from ...

If your child thinks “science” only happens in a classroom with white coats and intimidating equipment, it’s time to invite them into a much cosier lab — your kitchen. Here, beakers are measuring cups ...

Turn your kitchen into a mini science lab with these five easy and safe experiments for kids. From bubbling volcanoes to dancing raisins and stretchy slime, each activity uses everyday items to spark ...

As National Science Week unfolds, educators across Australia are highlighting the power of hands-on experiences to spark a lifelong love of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

SpaceX has signed a first-of-its-kind deal with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) to fly Italian science experiments to Mars aboard its Starship rocket. ASI President Teodoro Valente announced that ASI ...

There is nothing worse than having a house full of excited kids and looking outside and seeing the rain bucketing down. And let’s be honest, we live in Ireland…. that happens to us more than our fair ...

Every science teacher knows the tension between establishing expectations and diving into experiments the first week of school. What if you didn’t have to choose? Since I became a teacher, I’ve always ...