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Did you know about 145 million Valentine’s Day cards are exchanged, and that is not including the ones children pass out in class. This...

Developing your children's fine motor skills is important. But helping them develop them isn’t always easy. And finding activities to...

By Mei Yee Note: There are two parts to this, one is to see the reaction dish soap has on food dye and the second it to see the...

By Mei Yee Creating a hurricane may seem distructive but it not this one. To be able to create this simulated hurricane you will just...

By Mei Yee For this controlled experiment you just need a few items from around the house. Cup of cold water Cup of warm water Salt...

By Mei Yee For this experiment you will be trying to make something like a homemade lava lamp, or that is what the experiment suggests....

By Mei Yee For this experiment? Trick? ... whichever you prefer to call it, can be done with a few things. Water beads Teaspoon Food dye...

By Mei Yee For this experiment you will need just three main things; water, gel powder, and a cup to put them in. You can get dye/ink to...

By Mei Yee I wasn't sure whether to label this one as a craft or experiment, as it could fall into either category. For this you will...

By Mei Yee We wanted to get back into doing experiments weekly, so while at the store we found an experiment kit! It gives instructions...

By Mei Yee For this experiment, you will need; -White coffee filters -Markers (your choice of colors) -Small cup -Water -Newspaper (or...

By Mei Yee Science truly surrounds us even in the sounds we hear! Kids love to make noises and sounds and it’s all a part of the physical...

By Mei Yee Continuing with weather in jars, this week, the girls chose to make clouds in a jar. For this experiment, you will need 4-5...

By Mei Yee For this week, the kids have decided to make tornados in a jar! We used mason jars; other than that, you need three things,...

By Mei Yee This experiment was named after the book Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Suess because of how the experiment looks like...

By Mei Yee For this weeks experiment, we are doing “Pop Rocks Expander.” This one only requires four things; balloons, bottles of soda,...

By Mei Yee (Please ignore any messes and background toys, we play hard in this house!) For this weeks experiment we are trying Shaving...

By Mei Yee I looked up some experiments online to try out with the girls and see if they actually work. This one is a lemon volcano....

By Fatima Ayyaz As September comes closer, parents start getting their heads wrapped around what I call a "back to school" effect. Well,...

By Rebecca Yee "Why?" This is the question we parents are always trying to answer. It's good that children ask questions: that's the best...