This short, simple science experiment is ideal for families and classrooms, and it offers a hands-on way to unlock the science of the everyday. And, best of all, you can pretend to be both a pirate ...

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Here are just a sampling of experiments you can try at home with the kids, or even without kids—you don't need to be a minor to appreciate these chemistry tricks: 1. Egg in a Bottle.

Either way you do it, this is a science experiment with serious thrills. But it also expertly mimics what happens under the earth's crust to create volcanic eruptions.

In this excerpt from the book Science for Parents, learn how to visualize convection using stuff you’ve probably already got in your kitchen. Why do eggs turn out brighter with a little vinegar?

Homeschool science can be a whole lot of fun. If you have eggs, sugar, water, food coloring, vinegar, baking soda, milk and dishwasher soap handy in the kitchen, you are ready to experiment.

As a materials science product, Cheez Whiz was and is impressive. As a food product – it’s a matter of taste. 8. Igor, the mad scientist’s assistant, creates ganache.

The 18 experiments in this collection, second in the Mad Science series, investigate micro-organisms thriving in kitchens. Using readily available materials (plus extras like powdered agar ...

Students at the Village Green Day School presented their annual Science Fair Friday, Feb. 10. The pre-kindergarten and kindergarten students spent the last few weeks experimenting and discovering ...

Instead of a standard kitchen timer, he recommends wearing a stopwatch around your neck. In one analogy, flour proteins are likened to “hippie revelers forming a dance circle during a rare dry ...