Our Latest Scientists

Check out the latest experiments from two amazing scientists: Ava and Annabelle!

Scientist Update: Chase and Caden

Check out our latest scientists!

Hannah's Experiment

Did you know you can turn glass bottles into a musical instrument?  Check it out!

Caden's Experiment: Refraction

Caden was certainly a refraction expert, check out his experiment!

Tamirat's Experiment

You will be amazed to learn how plants eat with Tamirat's experiment, Plants Eat Too!  

Tamirat's Experiment

You will be amazed to learn how plants eat with Tamirat's experiment, Plants Eat Too!  

Marina's Experiment

Check out Marina's Experiment: Dancing Raisins!

Our First Scientist

Check out Ella's amazing experiment!

Scientist Update!

We have had some wonderful science experiments, be sure to check them out!

Declan's Experiment

Declan found the perfect experiment that connects with the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas.  Be sure to try this one at home!

Liam's Experiment

Here's our latest experiment!  Be sure to try this one at home!

Scientist Update

We've had some amazing experiments over the last few weeks.  My apologies for taking so long to post them. Brady, Doug and Richie were all wonderful scientists!  Check out their experiments!

Brody's Experiment

Have you ever wondered how to make a penny look brand new?  Check out Brody's experiment and find out!

Scientists: Vinny, Jamie, and Claudia

We've had a lot of amazing experiments, check them out!

Scientist of the Week: Lilly

Check out Lilly's amazing science experiment!  This is a fun experiment to try at home.

Scientist of the Week Update!

Ethan, Ryan,and Samantha have some pretty amazing experiments!  Sorry it took me so long to post them, it was worth the wait!

Scientist Update

Here are the two latest science experiments from Emily and Connor!

Dante's Experiment

Dante wowed us with his amazing experiment, parachute drop.

Check it out!

Olivia's Experiment: Let It Drop

Be prepared to be amazed with Olivia's experiment: Let It Drop.  All you need is vegetable oil and food coloring to try this a home.  Ask your child if they can remember what density means!

If you want to try the experiment at home, here are the directions!

Brady's Experiment

Check out Brady's amazing experiment!  If you try this at home, Brady recommends a glass not a jar.