Introduction to Water Rocket Making a water rocket is a practical demonstration of the construction and working of rockets. Anyone can make their own water rocket by using simple household materials like plastic bottles, electrical tape, polythene bags, etc. It is an interesting project and explains the working and aerodynamics of a rocket that uses…
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…
Making of Glue using Milk Glue from milk is a worth learning activity for the students to understand basic chemistry, chemical reactions and many interesting articles that can be easily found in Kitchen to make new things. The project will also help the students to learn about basic concepts of polymers, its manufacturing and properties…
Homemade Butter: This tasty experiment not only provides a tasty treat, but a valuable look at chemistry and changing states of matter as well. Video
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…
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…
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…
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…
How to make Tesla Coil How to make Tesla Coil. Simple solid state Tesla coil also called slayer exciter circuit (A Slayer Exciter is an air-cored transformer that steps up a very low DC voltage to a very high AC voltage) Its is a simplest Tesla Coil and class 8th to above students can build…
Solar Cooker Science Fair Project Research project for kids Grade Levels: 7-9 Question: Which natural material works best to insulate a homemade slow cooker: paper, cloth, or hay? Possible Hypothesis: The best insulator for a slow cooker is paper/cloth/hay. Materials: 3 cardboard boxes of equal size (large enough to hold pan and insulating material) 3…