Demonstration ideas

You will fall in love head over heels with this easy homemadeplaydough recipe as it is so smooth, soft and has the best smell ever. Say goodbye to store bought playdough, once you make your

Make cornstarch goop jump with the power of static electricity! Kids will love this fun science demonstration! The middle two boys and I are learning about electricity right now, and I found this awesome static electricity demonstration on Steve Spangler Science. (A very handy website, by the way!) This static electricity demonstration is simple to do, and […]

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Want to make your own lava lamp? This fun DIY science experiment give you the full step-by-step instructions on how to make a homemade lava lamp out of a water bottle.

Did you know you can make homemade stress balls with playdough?! These playdough stress balls are super moldable, squishy, and SO EASY to make using dollar store supplies! Homemade Stress Balls with Playdough Have you ever made a stress ball with playdough?? Simply add a tub of playdough to a balloon and voila! These stress balls are really squishy and moldable. They have a similar texture to flour stress balls, but are a little bit more firm. Stress balls help reduce anxiety and provide a…

Learn about our bodies with these human body activities for kids! All of these ideas are hands-on way to explain the body's systems and functions for kids.

This heart model is a great demonstration of one chamber of the heart and valve. The heart has two features that keep blood flowing in the right direction. These are chambers and valves. Chambers fill with blood, then squeeze to pump the blood out.

Kids are amazed at this simple hand washing science demonstration showing how using soap when washing hands literally makes "germs" scatter.

Creepy density tower. Use liquids with different densities to float on top of each other and find a spooky object for each layer.

Looking for a fun science experiment you can try at home with the kids? Try this idea - learn how to make your own rock candy that you can actually eat!