Science Buddies Blog (53 results)

With needle, conductive thread, LEDs, and a power source, you can transform your own accessories or clothes into wearable electronics.

Adding solar panels to a brushbot project gives a new twist to an intermediate robotics building activity, but does it offer more power?

With paper, markers, LEDs, and copper tape, kids can get a hands-on introduction to electronics and circuits and turn their own drawings and creative projects into ones that light up!

How do your favorite veggies compare when it comes to generating power? Find out with a hands-on science electronics kit from the Science Buddies Store!

A classic science project takes on Halloween tones with candy corn-colored candies, a few ordinary toothpicks, and a bunch of triangles.

An orange scrub brush gives a family science activity a boost of jack-o-lantern-inspired fun and leads to a great robotics exploration.

We go DIY with molecular gastronomy and family science as we make our own popping boba using the Spherification Kit.

Assembling a simple wooden train and track with cleverly placed magnetic strips lets kids experiment with a train that levitates off the track and zips effortlessly from one end to the other when pushed. What happens when you add a bit of weight?…

We put the Ping Pong Catapult to use with a bag of plastic eggs for some high-flying family physics fun!

Building light-tracking robots as a family activity lets you and your kids take next steps in electronics and circuitry! My kids and I had a great time over the summer whetting our teeth on basic robotics and electronics by transforming…