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Rocks are not for consumption but with a little bit of science and kitchen magic, you can create edible rocks that you can eat and share with friends.
The students will be exploring the concept of supersaturated solution by growing their own colorful rock candies. It may take five to seven days for the candies to grow the perfect size.
Science and arts and crafts will once again meet in this activity! The students will be tasked to decorate an empty soda can. The challenge is to make the can stand on its rim and explain how it happened.
Cells are very small but very complicated in terms of parts. In this lesson, students will learn about the parts of the cell and try to replicate a cell using clay.
Ahoy, Mateys! Open your sails and fly your flags as we sail in this lesson. Students will discover the science behind buoyancy as they create their own sailboats.
If I tell you that you can fit an egg inside a bottle without touching it, would you believe? Try it in your classroom and see the magic with this Science Experiment.
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