Cells are so small that they can only be seen with help from a microscope. In this activity, you'll use a marbling technique with oil, water, and food coloring to recreate what you might see when you peek at cells under a microscope. The IF/THEN® Collection is the largest free resource of its kind dedicated to …
Homemade Fossils Have you ever found a fossil on a walk? Have you ever wondered how fossils are created? In this video, you will learn a little bit about the types of fossils. You can also follow along and create your own fossils using items at home or in nature. Scientific Adventures for Girls (SAfG) …
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Design and build a balloon rocket to carry as many paper clips as possible. Heavy Lifting is part of the NASA STEM: Forward to the Moon Activity Guide. These hands-on science activities may be done at home with family, at summer camp or in a classroom. The activities supplement the STEM Education segment of the Apollo Anniversary …
Giant mountains of ice! Create glacier goo that models glacial movement and explore how the greenhouse effect warms Earth’s atmosphere.
