How to Make DIY Periscope: The simple DIY periscope focuses on the fundamentals of optics and light, its properties and phenomenon to develop an understanding of reflection, its laws and its types. Periscope making also defines the importance of angles in the reflection of light. Students will be guided to make a periscope with simple…
How to Make Rain Simple Gauge Rain gauge is an important part of the weather station and used to measure the amount of rainfall received at a particular place. Simple DIY Project rain gauge is an interesting hands-on activity for the children to understand the phenomenon and working of rain gauge. In the rainy season one can made their own…
How To Make Balloon Powered Car Balloon powered car is an easy DIY science project which helps the students to understand about the basic vehicle mechanism and how air pressure can be used to drive a simple car. Material Required for making Balloon powered Car Cardboard piece. Straws. Balloon. Paper tape. Kabab Sticks Compass and…
INTRODUCTION: How To Make Rubber Band Powered Helicopter Making an aeroplane, glider or Rubber Band Powered Helicopter is always being great fun and worth learning science project. It helps the student to learn about different mechanical, aerodynamical and design aspects of air vehicles and science behind their design and material selection. The activity relates mechanical…
How To Make 3D Hologram Projector 3D Hologram Projector is a physical object that uses principles of reflection, refraction and diffraction to form a 3D image in mid air. The 3D image that appears to be an illuminated object can be seen with normal eye and indistinguishable from actual object. An easy hologram can be constructed…
Mass change in chemical reaction Activity 1 Iron gains mass when it burns Apparatus & Materials Steel Wool Spirit Lamp Match Box Tweezers Construction Make two balls of steel wool of almost same sizes. Put the iron balls in the dishes and balance them. Take one steel wool ball from the balance. Ignite the spirit…
Invisible Glass Stirrer Experiment Material Glass stirrer Beaker Glycerine Procedure Pour Glycerine into the Beaker and then immerse the Glass stirrer the Beaker. What Happens The Glass stirrer looks like a ghost like object in the container, almost invisible. Explanation The real secret behind this science experiment is the index of refraction. When light travels…
Learn something about how gases react when they are heated – extra points to anyone who can work out how to get the egg out (intact)! Material An egg (hard-boiled) A bottle (neck only a little bit smaller than egg) Newspaper or tea-lights Matches Method Firstly, make sure your egg is hard-boiled as doing this…
Fun Science: Surprising saucers Ages: 4 to 8. Ingredients: Shallow dish, water, spices such as pepper or cinnamon, dish washing liquid. Experiment: Fill a saucer with water. Add pepper, watch how it floats on the surface. Then, add one drop of dish soap, and watch the pepper run to all sides and the water spill…
How to Make Paper Helicopter: Simple Paper Helicopter is a quick and easy to make activity for the students to learn about the basic aerodynamic and air movement across the propeller of a helicopter. Materials for Paper Helicopter The material required for making included: One piece of 8.5 x 11 inches piece of paper A…
Heron’s Fountain science fair projects Heron’s fountain is a great project for a science fair, as it is simple to make and displays many of the basic principles of physics. This project shows how potential energy can provide power, using water and gravity, and air and compression. These are fundamental aspects of pneumatics and hydraulics…
Do-It-Yourself Science for Kids Do-It-Yourself Science You don’t need a laboratory to experiment with science, just try these fun science activities at home! Many of the experiments below … Globby Gooey Gak Concoct some stretchy green goo and learn about polymers, too! Download a printable copy of this activity Color Full Inks Find the…