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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...

What’s the best way to keep kids busy, learning and having fun while social distancing? Make them a science lab at home! Many kids might be bored staying at home during COVID-19, but a science lab will open up a world of possibilities to them. From creating a chemical...

This summer, Science Explorers had been trying to answer a question we never thought we would have to answer. How can we safely host summer programs in the midst of a pandemic? There was a lot to consider. In the end, we decided that ultimately for the safety of our...

During the spring and summer, the outside world seems to come alive. Everything is growing, and it’s fascinating to watch plants poke their first green buds out of the ground on their way to becoming full grown. If you have a budding botany enthusiast in your home,...

Your little astronaut may be a few years away from blasting into space and visiting the moon. But in the meantime, why not make some moon sand for them to play with at home? Your child will enjoy hours of fun playing with their creation. Moon sand for kids works great...

With the current state of the COVID-19 crisis it’s more important than ever to educate our children in fun, engaging ways. Whether your kid was practically born on the beach or has never set foot on cool, white sand, marine biology is an exciting experience for...

If your children come home from school each day brandishing pretend light sabers or planning their next trip to a galaxy far, far away, congratulations. In addition to having kids with great imaginations, you may have future astronauts in the house. You can encourage...

Did you know that your household fire extinguisher uses chemicals and carbon dioxide to put out large fires? Let’s learn how it works with our fire extinguisher experiment for kids! You can use basic household supplies to create enough carbon dioxide to put out a...