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What can ping pong balls, straws and funnels teach kids about the reasons why planes and birds can fly? A lot, especially when they’re used as part of a Bernoulli Principle experiment! As with all children’s introductions to the science world, the Bernoulli Principle...

Air pressure experiments for children are a fun way to introduce kids to a new scientific concept. Kids and adults alike have a blast with this balloon and jar air pressure experiment. The experiment shows children what happens when the air pressure inside a jar...

There are over 60,000 species of trees, and trillions of them cover the planet. They take up miles of land because they play such a critical role on the earth. It’s no wonder so many kids develop an interest in learning about them. If you need help teaching your...

A child’s elementary school years are  some of the most formative years of their life  when it comes to brain development and education. This learning and growing happens inside and outside of a classroom. Finding fun, creative ways to incorporate science, technology,...

In 2020, families learned how to get creative indoors. Parents are exploring new ways to keep their children entertained and engaged in educational activities. At-home STEM activities are important now more than ever because children aren’t getting the same hands-on...

For the last 21 years, Science Explorers has been dedicated to providing the best in hands-on STEM enrichment programs. This year, Newsweek announced that they would be choosing 65 of the Best in STEM products to feature in their magazine. We submitted our “Best of...

You might not always love drizzly days, foggy mornings or snowy nights. However, the weather gives you the perfect excuse to jump right into some fun weather experiments with your kids. Whether you have a preschooler, elementary-aged student or middle schooler at...

Did you know that every house has a built-in science lab? It’s called the kitchen, and it’s the perfect place to experiment with a wide variety of ingredients to showcase science in action. If you have kiddos ages four or older, use your kitchen to conduct regular...