Guide to Science Experiments for Kids and Fun STEM Activities

Searching for kid-friendly science experiments to do at home?

As a child of the 80s, slime ranks pretty high in my archive of childhood memories.

This low-tech invisible ink science experiment lets kids send secret messages to friends and fami

Your kids may think you're a real live wizard when they see the colorful results of this Ski

A simple science experiment can be the best way to fill an afternoon at home.

You don't need a tiny inventor or an aspiring Ada Twist, Scientist to have some fun with science.

We've all made hand shadows with flashlights when the power goes out unexpectedly, but have you t

Crafting the perfect science fair project is a right of passage for most elementary-school kids.

STEM activities are all the rage in education right now, and for good reason.

For those of us who are not good at math, we need a little help.

Kids play both scientist and magician in this science experiment by performing the seem

Monthly subscription boxes for kids can spark a sense of excitement and curiosity for all ages.

Looking for more than mindless hanging out and screen time for your teenage daughter this su

Coding for kids has become an essential life skill and, luckily, there are lots of free learn-to-

There are countless websites and apps that can supplement kids' school curriculum through interac

Show kids the importance of washing their hands while they learn about the surface tension of wat

Water games are an easy way to keep the kids entertained and cool this summer—even in the middle

Bring some snap, crackle, and fizz to your 4th of July festivities—without the fire hazard—by mak

Transform milk into plastic with this cool science trick!

Kids play both scientist and magician in this science experiment by performing the seem

Nothing brightens up a day like making your own rainbow!

Fill a ballon and your day with fun in this cool science experiment! Kids create carbon diox

Did you know plastic milk jugs make awesome fairy houses, or sugar cubes are a fun substitute for

Discover 30 days of indoor activities to get your family through an entire month of at-

When I was a kid, I dreamed I'd grow up to have a robot maid like on The Jetsons.

With Mayor Bill de Blasio’s announcement last year that New York City schools must focus on

There’s no shortage of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) activities for kids in th

Is your child interested in exploring the "hows," "whys," and "what-ifs" of the world around them

Does your kid love robots, LEGOs, computers, and NASA?

If science and technology are to continue to develop, the world would seem to need inno

For those of us who are not good at math, we need a little help.

Life in quarantine has forced families to think of creative ways we can get together du

Adapting to our new homeschool way of life requires flexibility, perseverance, and patience, but

There are countless websites and apps that can supplement kids' school curriculum through interac

Got a STEM-savvy Boston kiddo?

When you think "summer camp," you might picture canoeing on a lake, playing capture the flag

Looking for more than mindless hanging out and screen time for your teenage daughter this su

Got a STEM-loving Connecticut kiddo?

Sure the American Museum of Natural History is the most well-known science museum in NYC, but cur

Ever wondered what makes a car go? Why some cars sound different?

We've talked before about our teen and tween favorite features at the California Scienc

You don’t need to be a budding astronaut to enjoy a day out at NASA Space Center Houston.