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Physics(12 articles)

Forces, motion, pressure, light, heat: the science of how the world moves. From homemade rockets to refraction demos, designed to make abstract concepts visible.

Hands lifting long drips of blue oobleck from a tub dotted with googly eyes, with a plastic tarantula on the rim
Science

How to Make Oobleck: The Goo That's Solid and Liquid

9 min read
Four gummy bears showing the effects of osmosis after soaking in water, salt water, and vinegar above a control gummy bear that was not soakedUpdated
Science

Gummy Bear Osmosis Experiment (Easy Science Lab for Kids)

13 min read
A paper windmill, or origami pinwheelUpdated
Math

Origami Windmill: How to Make a Paper Pinwheel Step by Step

11 min read
Demonstrating diffusion with hot and cold waterUpdated
Science

Diffusion Experiment: Hot vs. Cold Water with Food Coloring

12 min read
A homemade potato battery
Engineering

How to Make a Potato Battery (Step by Step + Diagram)

14 min read
A cardboard smartphone projector
Engineering

How to Make a Cardboard Projector using Smartphone and Magnifying Glass

11 min read
An inertia demonstration
Science

What Is Inertia? Newton’s Laws and a Chain Fountain

13 min read
A match head rocket
Engineering

How to Make a Match Head Rocket (Newton's Third Law)

11 min read
A heat conduction demonstrationUpdated
Science

Heat Conduction Experiment: Metal vs. Wood vs. Plastic

12 min read
A homemade rocket powered by vinegar and baking soda
Science

How to make Homemade Rocket with Vinegar and Baking Soda

13 min read
A hand holding an arrow drawing behind a water-filled glass to demonstrate refractionUpdated
Science

Refraction Experiment: Make an Arrow Flip with Water

8 min read
A popsicle stick catapult
Engineering

How to Make a Popsicle Stick Catapult (Easy STEM Project)

10 min read