Distance Learning

Explore the structure and properties of polymers along with the concepts of chemical reactions and cross linking by creating FLUORESCENT SLIME! This fun demonstration is perfect for the classroom, science lab, or as a distance learning activity. A black light activated pigment is included to make this polymer activity easy and memorable for scientists of all ages!

Longer, warmer days provide an awesome opportunity to explore outdoors! Here are 5 fun and simple activities for budding scientists that don’t mind getting their hands (and maybe clothes) a little dirty!

Mess free science for all ages

Learn how to make fake snow with sodium polyacrylate, which is used for fake snow in movie and photo shoots, and more.

Add some science to your Thanksgiving holiday, and try this experiment with some of your favorite dishes. Learn how to measure the amount of calories in food with a DIY calorimeter.

If you know a young, emerging scientist, check out these top picks for hands-on science activity kits under $25.

A series of low budget, hands-on activities to help students explore topics in magnetism. Including how to make their own compass, draw magnetic fields, and build a simple motor.

Learn the science behind the changing color of autumn leaves, and see it for yourself with some chromatography you can do at home.