Weather experiments

Simple science experiment and explanations for the classic question on natural phenomenon -- Why is the sky blue for kids.

These 5 science experiments are simple, so cool, and perfect for kids of all ages! These hands on experiments will get little ones excited about learning!

Another Pinterest idea! And a super easy one too! Click HERE for the direct link to curious kangaroos , with instructions. Th...

I know that at first weather and art seem like an unusual combination. We took the kids to the Art Museum for a special family day, and tha...

Learn about ocean layers & zones with this creative science activity kids & teens will love! Fun way to discuss marine animals and how light travels thru water -- STEM for kids | Ocean science project

This elementary science experiment creates a wave box that demonstrates how earthquake waves can travel through solid materials as they travel away from the focus of an earthquake .

I recently had another opportunity to observe a science program in an after school setting, this time at Greenleaf Elementary School in Oakland, CA. The rising fifth graders have an hour and a half of STEM programming after lunch every afternoon, and the day I visited they did an activity about cleaning up oil in the ocean. They worked with trays filled a few inches with water, feathers, straws, cotton balls and sponges. I think it's especially challenging to lead activities like this, where…

This simple science experiment demonstrates the concepts of the water table and groundwater.

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Fun Winter science experiments and STEM Challenges. includes salt as grit, moving a wire through ice, making frost and more.

This model is made by sandwiching 90-straws between two layers of sticky tape. On plucking at one end a wave will travel and return back. Twist it to show "c...

Learn about seasons, weather patterns, and geography by studying weather around the world! It's also a wonderful way to promote global awareness.

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Are you following us on Pinterest? This experiment allows children to see that air takes up room and is always present even though we can't see it. Ages: 2 -12+ (see the bottom on how to simplify or extend to meet the needs of your child) Materials: Empty water bottle balloon straw blu-tac (or similar) tray for catching the water (optional. You could always do it outside, in a bath, or near a sink) Begin by blowing up a balloon and asking your child "What is in the balloon?" Let the balloon…

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