This science experiment shows how skin is waterproof.
Learn how to filter water with this science experiment.
A science experiment to try with a sink full of water.
Support children to learn each other's name with this new version of Who Stole The Cookie.
A magnetic science experiment that helps a child to understand different objects that stick to magnets.
This experiment will help you determine which liquid is the stickiest of all by doing a simple stickiness test.
Create a light ray with this science experiment.
This experiment is done in a dark room to teach a child about shadows.
A science experiment to try when a child's brushing their teeth.
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When children apply paint to paper, glue things together, or pound a lump of clay, they experiment with colour, shape design and texture.
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