How fun is this breakfast trick?! It's magically spinning eggshell on a plate! The secret ingredient is water. I have dipped eggshell in water, and now it rotates instead of just sliding every time we tilt the plate. If instead of making eggshell wet, you spread water across the rim of the plate,...

Paper spinners are a great way to teach kids about colour mixing theory, and they're pretty easy to make. You can make paper spinners within two minutes with just a few materials. Just give your children an opportunity to decorate spinners the way they like, and then start spinning them to see ho...

For this fun experiment, we have transformed our kitchen into a laboratory. We put on our lab coats, gloves and safety glasses to observe this amazing reaction that produces a lot of foam and a bit of heat too (: Science is awesome!
Materials needed:
- 1/2 a cup of Hydrogen peroxide 6%
- a few sq...

Looking to make some dinosaur ice eggs? It's not as hard as it might seem! With a little effort, you can create some amazing frozen dino eggs.
To make your own dinosaur ice eggs, you'll need to start with some large balloons. Let the balloons freeze overnight.
Then tap the ice eggs to crack the...

If you are looking for some simple science ideas, look no further! Why not make your own paper circuit? This is a great activity for anyone, and you don’t have to worry about it being too confusing. This circuit is made using tape and what is even better is that you can personalise the picture to...

Ever wondered how to get inside a giant bubble? Today you will learn how to make a soap bubble solution and what you need to get inside a bubble

To make your art creation float you need just white board makers, a plate and some water. I have seen a few videos about this technique but they all seemed to require to much and didn't promise result. So here is the ultimate guide to make your drawings float. First you need regular fresh dry era...

We continue exploring slimes. This time we have made an edible one. I am not saying that you need to eat it, but just in case your little ones take a bite, they will be fine. Just make sure you wash your hands before mixing it all up. The main ingredient here is marshmallows that we heated up in ...

Looking for a fun and easy Back To School craft? Look no further than these cute origami bookmarks! These bookmarks are perfect for any student, from elementary to high school. They are easy to make and only require a few supplies. So gather up your paper, some scissors, and a bit of glue, and le...

It was a challenge to put our big dinosaurs inside balloons, but I did it and managed to make frozen dino eggs after all. I guess we could use warm water and salt to help our dinosaurs to hatch, but using hummers is much more fun! I intentionally did not add food colouring to our eggs to avoid st...

This simple tissue box play idea will give your kids a roaring time!

How cool is this activity with magically appearing colours from words! You would need regular markers, a permanent black marker, paper towel and water

In case you’ve been wondering: Yes, you can make cookie cutters with a plastic bottle. Don’t have any cookie cutters? Don’t worry, this video will show you how to make a cookie cutter out of a plastic bottle.
If you want to be more environmentally friendly, it would be best to stop using plastic ...

These colourful jelly eggs will surprise any child. This trick could be done on Easter, Halloween or any other day you want to have fun. Keep eggshells in boiling water for about 10 minutes, then add a mixture of sugar, water, food colouring, and gelatin (or buy a pack of premade jelly crystals),...

Do you know how clouds form in the sky? Here is a quick experiment I showed to Alex to demonstrate how pressure change can do just that. To do this experiment at home you would need: a plastic bottle, rubbing alcohol, air pump, champagne cork and ball pump needle adaptor

Pay close attention to the coin. Do you know where the coin goes after I add water to the glass? Plate on top of the glass makes Alex look at the glass from sides. From that angle refraction of light doesn't allow to see the coin. But it is definitely there

This simple balancing game will keep you engaged for hours as you try to move all the marbles into the right place.

⭕ Materials:
- Cardboard
- Pen
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Сompass
- Pencil
- Hot glue gun & glue
- Marbles
- Coloured card (optional)

⭕ Instructions:
(1) Draw and cut out a square in t...

Here is a bouncy egg science experiment for you! One of the most popular things to do in our house is experimenting. Why would Easter be any different? Have you ever seen a bouncy egg? It's a strange and wonderful thing. Learn about the science of eggs with this fun and easy experiment! Your kids...

Use your hands to make animals shadows and amuse your little ones tonight. Look through the video to see how to put your hands together to make shadows look like the following animals: elephant, deer, chicken, bird, crocodile (alligator), goose, goat, turtle, swan, cow, snail, crab and others

We were making fresh butter for lunch with Max. The process was really simple and fun. All we needed was heavy/double/whipping cream, a glass jar and a bit of muscle to shake! In about 10 minutes we could see buttermilk separating from the BUTTER. Just in time for a fresh toast!

Making a paper watch is a perfect project for beginners. It requires few materials and is relatively simple to make. In this tutorial, you will learn how to make an easy paper watch or bracelet

You'll have to try this fun kids science experiment to see what happens when you layer liquids of different densities. Making an impressive 8 Layer Density Tower Experiment requires an understanding of density. Let me explain a bit - to calculate a density of an object, you would measure its mass...

Shaquille O'Neal, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, just to name a few amazing basketball players. Why can't your name be next? Everyone loves the classic basketball arcade game. Now you can have your very own one at home, and you can practice shooting hoops all day long! Here we show...

Do your kids like engineering and science? If they do, they will love building this cool wind-powered car. If they don't, this is a great project for them to start with (: Both Max and Alex designed their cars using LEGO bricks. But they were thinking so much about making their cars streamlining ...