Pebble Maker Science

A sundial is the oldest tool used to tell time. Make a simple sundial using rocks, a paper plate, and a pencil. Track how the shadow made by the sun moves throughout the day.

Learn about chemical reactions with this easy and fun project. Gather some simple supplies, follow the steps, and sit back and watch what happens!

Budding young scientists can find out what direction the wind is blowing with this easy and fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and test out their new weather vane. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts that make the weather vane work. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Budding young scientists can experiment with wheels and axles and forces and motion with this fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and watch their car zoom away. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts that put their car in motion. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Budding young scientists can experiment with air resistance and gravity in this super easy and fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and watch their toy parachute float to the ground. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts behind the parachute's gentle descent. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Budding young scientists can experiment with chemical reactions in this super easy and fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and watch what happens inside their lava lamp. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts behind the visual spectacle. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.