Introduction of Working Model of the Windmill Working Model of the Windmill Summery: In this article you will learn how to make working model of the windmill with using household material like cardboard paper cups etc, this projects can be demonstrate in science fair or science exhibition. Windmill or wind turbine is one of the…
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…
Cheesequake: A simple slice of American cheese with more processing than Cher’s voice offers up some surprisingly useful geology lessons.To learn how fractures in earth’s crust develop by pulling on the edges of a slice of cheese. Learning Goals Helps students develop an understanding of the complex processes of fracture propagation and fault growth…
Stained Glass Milk: Turn a simple bowl of cow juice into a work of kinetic art using food coloring and liquid soap, learning all about molecular structure along the way. Materials: Pie pan Milk (whole or 2%) Food coloring Liquid dish soap Cotton swabs Procedure: 1. Pour the milk into the pie pan, approximately ¼…
Does Hot air Rises (Video Experiment Urdu) In this video Aimen Rasheed will show you with experiment. The experiment can be performed by above 5-grade students under adult supervision. Material required Candles, Paper, round ice sticks pins, matchbox Watch video: Explanation: Why does hot air rise? A given amount (mass) of air takes up more…
Which colors absorb more sunlight than others? Science Fair Projects for kids Grade Levels: K-3 Question: Do some colors absorb more sunlight than others? Possible Hypotheses: All colors absorb the same amount of sunlight. Some colors absorb more sunlight than others. Materials: Four tall clear glasses Water Food coloring Immersion thermometer Procedure: Fill the glasses…
Science Fair Research Project Grade Levels: 7-9 Does adding salt to water lower its freezing point? Frozen Salt Question: Does adding salt to water lower its freezing point? Possible Hypothesis: Adding salt does/does not lower the freezing point of water. Materials: Four 8-ounce plastic cups Measuring cup Box of table salt (sodium chloride) Freezer Thermometer…
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…
Science fair Project grade level 4 to 6 topic Seeds and Needs Grade Levels:4-6 Questions: Will seeds grow faster with more water? Will seeds grow faster with more sunlight? Possible Hypotheses: Seeds will/will not grow faster with more water. Seeds will/will not grow faster with more sunlight. Materials: Packet of bean seeds, Water, Tablespoon, Twenty…
Hot Ice science fair projects Grade Levels: K-3 Question: Which will become ice faster, hot or cold water? Possible Hypotheses: Cold water will freeze faster/slower than hot water. Materials: Two Styrofoam cups Hot tap water Cold tap water Procedure: Procedure: 1. Fill one cup with very cold water. Fill the other with the same amount…
Homemade ‘Tinker Toys’ Ages: 4 to 10 We have been spending a lot of time focusing on painting at the preschool lately. I wanted to mix it up and introduced a 3D project. Another benefit to this project, is it is a lot less messy. Homemade Tinker Toys -different colored straws cut to different lengths…