Try these Q-Tip STEAM activities for Halloween: build a bone bridge, make a Q-Tip skeleton and spiderweb, and paint spooky ...

How do gears work? Kids find out by building a cardboard rack and pinion that turns rotation into straight-line motion. For ...

Halloween is one of our favourite holidays of the year. The kids get so excited and it is a fantastic time to embrace that enthusiasm and tackle new and exciting STEM projects each year. Today we came ...

Looking for a hands-on way to teach kids how the human heart actually works? This working heart model uses basic household items to bring biology to life. It’s an engaging STEM project that gives kids ...

We spend our lives walking beneath the sky. It seems idyllic, sometimes ominous, but always somehow beautiful. It’s easy to forget that the sky isn’t just a pretty thing to look at, it is actually an ...

Have you ever looked at a picture that seemed to move when you walked past it? That’s called a reverse perspective illusion! An optical illusion is something that tricks your brain into seeing an ...

The pool noodle periscope is a fun way for kids to explore reflections and to learn a bit about math, measurements and angles. Decorate your periscope to add some art to your project! This simple ...

Get ready to build, test, and play your very own homemade musical instrument. This DIY Xylophone STEM project lets kids explore the science of sound by creating music with vibrating copper pipes. It ...

Rollercoasters! This is the perfect STEM challenge for welcoming middle school students back to school or can be used as a simple engineering project for younger students, as many of them probably ...

Do you feel like your kids are strong logical thinkers? Can they think critically to solve problems? Whether you feel like this is an area where they struggle or you just want to help strengthen and ...