Materials: 1. A D Size Battery 2. Paper Clips 3. 3 Feet Of Thin Coated Copper Wire 4. A 3 Inch Large

Do your kids love Balloons? Have fun with balloons while creating awesome science experiments at the same time!

Dinnertime for this jellyfish

How To Create Electricity From Falling Water

You can generate sparks of 5,000 to 10,000 volts of electricity using only two streams of water and metal mesh. Want to replicate the experiment at home? See how… http://bit.ly/1rxaoKJ

Exploring Potential and Kinetic Energy

During a physics unit, have students explore potential and kinetic energy with these five fun experiments that encourage problem solving and play.

http://www.weareteachers.com/blogs/post/2015/06/29/exploring-potential-and-kinetic-energy

Materials: 1. Food Coloring 2. Liquid Dish Washing Soap 3. 3 Tablespoons of Warm Water 4. 1 Tablespoon of Dry Yeast 5. ½ cup of 20-volume hydrogen peroxide from a hair salon 6. Empty 16 ounce Plastic Bottle 7. Small Cup 8. Safety Goggles 9. Tray

Steps: 1. First, put on your safety goggles and place a tray in front of you. 2. Next, pour the hydrogen peroxide in the bottle. (Make sure to have an adult complete this step) 3. Then, add 8 drops of any food coloring of your choice in the bottle. 4. Next, add 1 tablespoon of liquid dish soap into the bottle and swish it to have the materials mix. 5. Then, combine the warm water and yeast together in a separate small cup and mix for 30 seconds. 6. Finally, place the bottle in the tray and pour the yeast water mixture into the bottle.

Lesson: While doing this experiment, foam appears having each tiny foam bubble filled with oxygen. The yeast acted as a catalyst or helper to remove the oxygen from hydrogen peroxide. If you touch the bottle, you notice that it is warm. That means your experiment made a reaction called exothermic reaction because it creates heat.

Octopuses are smart! They play with toys, pull off daring escapes, and are masters of disguise. But they’re also smart in a lot of ways that the human mind probably can’t comprehend. For example, they basically have independent brains in their arms!

Isaac Newton conducting experiments; refracting white light with a prism, bending light through prisms and resolving it into its component colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue and violet.

Opticks: Or, a Treatise of the Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours of Light, 1672.

Blood rain! This is distilled water (dH2O),with basic red dye #5 (toluylene red) being sprinkled in.