No Image AvailableAdventure QuestTake an indoor or outdoor quest to learn more about nature. Listen to birds, play bird games, and observe the outdoors.No Image AvailableCell Coloring BookCheck out this cell image coloring book from ThermoFisher Scientific. Enjoy adding color to nuclei, membranes and more!No Image AvailableCosmic ArtUse the elements of art to make sense of space and planetary features - dive into the potential of science and art to inspire and empower each other!No Image AvailableDocking SimulationPilot the SpaceX Dragon 2 vehicle to the International Space Station using this simulator and familiarize yourself with the actual interface used by NASA Astronauts.No Image AvailableDraw ArtemisPut the "art" in Artemis (NASA's space program to explore the moon) with a guide to draw NASA's Space Launch System rocket. No Image AvailableEnergy Scavenger HuntComplete this scavenger hunt to discover your own community's energy footprint! Will need to search for answers online.No Image AvailableLost at the Forever MineExplore mathematical modeling that scientists and engineers use to describe data and predict future outcomes!No Image AvailableMuseum TourVisit a favorite museum of yours - virtually. Many are offering online programs and activities for science at home! Here's a virtual tour from a science and nature museum.No Image AvailableOrigami StarshadeOrigami, the art of paper folding, has applications in engineering, biological systems and more. Here is an application of origami used by NASA! No Image AvailableRain GaugeCreate a rain gauge to track rainfall in your area. Could you make your own devices to determine wind speed/direction and air pressure to complete a daily weather report?No Image AvailableRobots OnlineInteractive robot activity from National Geographic to design machines to solve real-world problems.No Image AvailableWeb of LifeFill in the living things for a web of life in your environment and explore how they all connect!
No Image AvailableChromatographyUse chromatography to separate colors in ink samples. Can be done with candy, leaves, and more!No Image AvailableComposterHow can you turn food waste into soil perfect for a garden? Keep track of additions and observations made over time!No Image AvailableCotton Ball LauncherKeep those toilet paper tubes! Make a cotton ball launcher and learn about different types of energy.No Image AvailableDancing Raisins Use carbon dioxide to make raisins or other small items dance!No Image AvailableDNA ModelCreate DNA model with candy or any other materials you have around. Advanced students are challenged to create a more accurate model!No Image AvailableGrowing PlantsDesign an experiment around plant growth. Use the resource list to get some ideas!No Image AvailablePaper AirplaneMake a paper airplane and change the structure to see how it affects the flight of the plane.No Image AvailablePenny BoatDesign and build a boat from aluminum foil that can hold as much weight as possible. No Image AvailableRadiant RainbowCreate a rainbow in a glass using Skittles candy and water - simple and so beautiful!No Image AvailableRobot Arm DIYThis activity from the Arizona Science Center models flexor tendons to better understand how your hand flexes and grabs.No Image AvailableSound SandwichExperiment to see how many different sounds you can make with your sound sandwich!No Image AvailableWalking WaterExplore capillary action with colored water and paper towels!
No Image AvailableCookie ScienceTake your favorite cookie recipe and experiment with the ingredients. No eggs? Half the flour? Better understand the importance of each ingredient!No Image AvailableElephant ToothpasteCreate a chemical reaction that produces a foamy result. Safety glasses and adult supervision recommended.No Image AvailableFluffy DrinkEqual parts water, sugar, and instant coffee to create "Fluffy Coffee" - does a kid friendly version exist? Think about what each ingredient does and try to come up with your own recipe!No Image AvailableHomemade Ice CreamCool down with some science and a homemade sweet treat.No Image AvailableLava LampA clear container, oil, water, food coloring, and bubbling tablets. There - you've got yourself a lava lamp! No Image AvailableMaster Mix CookiesMake a master mix with your favorite cookie dough base! Add your own mix-ins as a variable to demonstrate the benefits of a scientist’s master mix.No Image AvailableParachute DesignDesign and build a parachute to successfully land an “egg-stronaut” using the Engineering Design Process from NASA.No Image AvailablePolishing PenniesWith permission, gather a selection of liquids from your house and experiment with which ones clean pennies best. No Image AvailableRock CandyLearn about crystal growth while making an edible treat with this kitchen project.No Image AvailableRube Goldberg MachineCan you design a complex contraption to start a chain reaction to perform a simple action? Try a minimum of four steps and complete it inside or outside!No Image AvailableSlimeMake this slime without borax or liquid starch. Find a recipe with the most ingredients you already have! No Image AvailableSolar CookerA solar cooker uses heat from the sun to cook food instead of electricity.