It’s a mouthful, but in this tutorial on how to create a laminar flow, you’ll learn how to make a DIY version of the Taylor-Couette laminar flow project. A few days ago I watched a video of the Taylor-Couette laminar flow model with my kids and we were all obsessed! We wanted to see if …
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Love the cartesian diver project? This diving ghost experiment is even more fun! Nothing is spookier than a ghost. Just the thought of a ghost sends chills down the spine. You wouldn’t think the supernatural and science could collide, but in this diving ghost spooky science experiment, science and ghosts combine in a spooktacular Halloween …
There are so many engineering activities for kids that have engineering design challenges for younger kids, but what about older elementary students? What engineering design activities can third through fifth graders do? Well, with this paper plate STEM roller coaster design challenge, elementary students will learn all about forces and motion, physics, and types of …
There are so many STEM activities for elementary students, but what about middle school STEM activities? There are typically a lot fewer middle school STEM lesson plans available for teachers. But today is your lucky day, because today, we are offering a marble STEM challenge lesson plan that delves into the exciting realm of roller …
One of the easiest science projects we have ever done is the cartesian diver experiment. Usually, we do it as more of a fun magic trick than as a full science experiment for kids, but I knew it would be the perfect scientific illustration for learning about how fish can rise and sink in the …
Preschoolers will love this amazing science demonstration on surface tension! This magic milk rainbow science experiment is perfect for little scientists. We’ve done the milk surface tension science experiment before, but I’ve never done it with Bo. She absolutely loved this magic milk rainbow science experiment! She wanted to keep trying it over and over …