Your Guide to Science Fair Topics, Ideas, Experiments, and Winning Displays
After watching this video, you might have kids research the different caterpillars shown. Find out whether they form a moth or a butterfly. One important thing to discover is whether the caterpillars sting or bite. The first green caterpillar forms the Io moth. I recently accidentally stepped on one of the caterpillars and I can [...]
This video is an example of how kids can work together to create a video representing a science process.
Teach kids the lyrics so they can sing along as they learn about the water cycle.
From Earth, the Moon looks like a round disk in the sky. At times this disk appears to have part of it cut away or is overlapped by something that is dark. The edge or line where the lighted part of the moon disk ends is called the terminator. In the Northern Hemisphere, the terminator [...]
This is a catchy tune. You might write out the lyrics and have the kids sing the song. The song and animations will help kids understand the different part of the water cycle.
The video shows the movement of one molecule of water as it moves through the water cycle. Watch the video and then check out some of the other posts on this website about the water cycle. EARTH SCIENCE BOOKS Earth Science is the study of the Earth, which includes the atmosphere (air layer), lithosphere (solid [...]
After watching the video, check out some of the other posts on this website about clouds. EARTH SCIENCE BOOKS Earth Science is the study of the Earth, which includes the atmosphere (air layer), lithosphere (solid materials-rocks), and hydrosphere (water-oceans, rivers, lakes,and streams)
Question: Why are clouds white? Answer: Clouds are white because white light comes from the clouds to your eyes. Now let me explain where this white light comes from. 1. Light from the sun is white. This means it is made up of all the colors of the light spectrum, which are the colors of [...]
Zoology is the study of animals and how they behave, live and survive.. FYI: Special permission is needed to work with live animals as well as parts from dead animals, including bones in designing and developing a science project. Below is a science fact aout Anoles. This fact is a statement containing: One independent variable [...]
Question: How are clouds formed? Answer: Clouds are made of very tiny drops of liquid water called cloud drops or cloud droplets. Cloud droplets stick together to form larger heavier raindrops, which fall to the ground where they collect in puddles, lakes, rivers, and oceans. The water molecules on the surface of collected water (rivers, [...]
ABOUT ME: Hi, I am Janice VanCleave, author of 50 best-selling science experiment books for children ages 4 through high school. I taught science for 27 years.
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