Rain clouds in a bottle
You’re mimicking the part of Earth’s water cycle in which evaporated water (water vapor) cools and condenses, forming clouds as they connect with dust.
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Compost Cups
See decomposition in action with this easy science project.
DIY solar oven
Solar ovens slow-cook food on a low heat. Try making rainbow crayons to see how it works!
Make it Rain
This simple science experiment teaches children about clouds and rain. It’s fun and only uses commonly found ingredients.
Make a Weather Station
Build the equipment to put together your own weather station, and track the weather like a meteorologist
Reusable lunch bag
Did you know that the average kid ages 8 to 12 throws away about 67 pounds of lunch waste each year? That’s about the same...