Get ready to be amazed by mind-blowing science tricks and water experiments that will leave you in awe! From easy-to-do experiments that create stunning reactions to water tricks that defy logic ...

Microplastics are everywhere, from salt to drinking water, from human breast milk to chewing gum, per CNN. But do not shake, some researchers have figured out a way to chuck out these gnarly ...

Beat the heat this summer with these 12 unique science experiments for kids! Follow the links for exact instructions. A ...

The experiment To demonstrate the effects of this solution, scientists tested it on a water sample contaminated to a level of one million E. coli bacteria per milliliter.

These easy science experiments for kids can be done at home, with everyday household items, to show kids that the abstract concepts they may have hard about actually have influence over their ...

You will be astonished at the turn around you see in your kids from this one change of limiting disapproval, hostility and finding fault with your child.

With water, paper towel and a few cups, you can watch water on the move. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Water is an incredible substance and this experiment shows water going for a walk!

Have fun, and let us know if you try this one out. This week we're going to make water come out of thin air. The process of converting water vapor (gas) into water droplets is called condensation.

Tiny, weirdly adorable creatures called tardigrades are one of the toughest organisms on Earth. Tardigrades, which are perhaps better known as water bears because of their plump bodies, belong to ...

Go Ask Mom Easy Experiment: Fun with polymers All you need is a plastic baggie, pencil and water for this experiment. Posted 5:58 a.m. Dec 30, 2014 - Updated 4:58 p.m. Dec 30, 2014 ...

Beth Harris, long-time science educator who has shared lots of easy experiments here, offers a new one! This is all about light and liquids. Last year, Harris launched the fort kits, handmade bags ...

This material expands a lot when you add water and absorbs 300 to 500 times its size – plus it's fun to play with. It's a great way to make snow any time of year.