Growing plants is a useful skill, but this skill cannot be developed without understanding how different environments affect their growth. So, what impact does the…
My First LabJune 22, 2021
Geodes are beautiful rocks that on the outside appear quite plain. Shaped like spheres or eggs, they are found in natural hollow areas of soil…
My First LabJune 22, 2021
Music can be quite a lovely sound, and it also has a heart in science. Sound waves that carry voices and song are variations in pressure through different…
My First LabJune 22, 2021
Learn about different liquid densities and how they interact. In this experiment, young scientists can make a fun lava lamp manipulating different types of densities that clash…
My First LabJune 11, 2021
The ink that we use in pens and markers is made up of several different pigments acting in unison. Chromatography is a process of separating a mixture, whether…
My First LabMay 21, 2021
Looking at the metal world around us, many devices start to rust in a process called oxidation. This process occurs when molecules and ions lose electrons during…
My First LabMay 6, 2021
Magnets can be fun-charged decorations to stick on refrigerators, but the base science behind them is a study of physics. Refrigerator magnets are continuous magnetic…
My First LabApril 27, 2021
Fingerprinting was originally used for signatures during business deals centuries before, but it wasn’t until the 1880s that fingerprinting began to kick off as a…
My First LabMarch 16, 2021
Who can protect an egg’s voyage? Make it a competition with the whole family. Using found objects and recycling, see who can make the safest…
My First LabMarch 16, 2021
Learning with play has always been a crucial part of childhood development. Having experiments that encourage collaboration between parents and their kids is great for communication…
My First LabMarch 16, 2021
