Science Buddies Blog (53 results)

Experiment to find out which fruits and vegetables can be used to generate electricity.

Use chromatography to explore the colors of dye that make up favorite candy coatings.

Analyze the electrolytes in various sports drinks and juices with the Electrolyte Challenge.

Sharpie Tie-Dye is a great way to add colorful and creative STEM to the holidays and winter break.

With copper tape, an LED, and a coin cell battery, students can transform ordinary greeting cards into fun light up cards.

With gumdrops and toothpicks, kids can make a dome and explore the math behind a geodesic dome.

The BlueBot: 4-in-1 Robotics Kit lets students try four different robots, for four times the building fun!

Use the Candy Chromatography Kit to unlock the colors that make up the coatings on favorite candies.

Building and improving a simple dancing robot whose legs fly off is a great way to "teach" lessons related to engineering and troubleshooting. Plus, Flippy is adorable and this project is a lot of fun!

Students get a hands-on look at chemical reactions using a color test as they work to solve a hypothetical medical mystery in the Crime Scene Chemistry project.