How are scientists using the scientific method to solve the mystery of Enceladus’s icy plumes? This tool isn’t just for high school students! Read More
Beaker Creatures is a range of STEM-focused toys combined with blind box style toy collecting and over 50 alien creatures to collect. Read More
Quick and easy science experiments for ages 6 to 99. Read More
Patricia introduces the science of counting crowds and methods to show kids how to estimate large numbers. Read More
Science is awesome. And also gross. Read More
I had the opportunity to try out the MEL Science Chemistry kit, and, I have to say, it’s a winner. Read More
All the details of the Back-to-Hogwarts party Amy hosted at her public library this past weekend. Read More
Here’s a textbook from a Hogwarts Potions class, which, remarkably enough, can also be used as a textbook for fun chemistry experiments in your own Muggle home. Read More
GeekMom Patricia answers questions about why the sky is so much more blue in the western United States. Read More
Learn how to extract fruit DNA at home! Read More
What happens when you freeze water beads? Read More
Simple experiments with a cup, water and ice cubes that will demonstrate the water cycle to kids. Read More
Groovy Lab in a Box is a subscription box program that brings numerous STEM-focused activities to your elementary-school-aged children every month. Our family loved it, I’m sure yours will too. Read More
For many of us taught in traditional schooling, science “lab” was about following directions and if you didn’t get the correct result, you were wrong. That is a great way to kill anyone’s curiosity or love of true science. Don’t let that happen with your kids! Read More
Kids can get their hands wet in STEM exploring the activities in Lakeshore Learning’s Sink or Float STEM Science Station. Read More
The latest ISS re-supply mission will include a shipment of ants involved in a K-12 educational research project. Read More
Parenting can have serious challenges, but learning shouldn’t be one of them. It should be fun. Read More
Fun, easy, experiments to do with your kids. Read More
GeekMom Helen explores water science with her own mini scientist, using Lisa Burke’s Water Fun book. Read More
We know the wrong way to create the reaction nicknamed “Elephant Toothpaste.” Read More
