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We never know if March will come in like a lion and go out like a lamb or the other way around. Amid this unpredictability, learn about how rain cloud...

Use science to explore the colors of the rainbow. Build spectroscopes, make a rainbow grow across paper, and create a rainbow windsock to take home. R...

The Urban Neighborhood Initiative’s WRiTE BRAiN program worked with students in third through fifth grades to develop storytelling skills and write an...

The funky fixture known as the lava lamp dates to the 1960s and is still popular today with its colorful blobs floating in a glass vessel. A few scien...

Magnetism is a force of nature produced by moving electric charges – sometimes inside of a magnet. Create your own magnetic racetrack, use magnets and...

Experiments are a fun way to engage children in learning about scientific topics such as renewable energy. See how energy transfers between objects, g...