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Physics(11 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.

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

How to Demonstrate Diffusion with Hot and Cold Water

12 min read
A homemade potato batteryUpdated
Engineering

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

14 min read
A cardboard smartphone projectorUpdated
Engineering

How to Make a Cardboard Projector using Smartphone and Magnifying Glass

11 min read
An inertia demonstrationUpdated
Science

Inertia and Newton's Laws: The Chain Fountain Experiment

13 min read
A match head rocketUpdated
Engineering

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

11 min read
A heat conduction demonstrationUpdated
Science

Heat Conduction Experiment: How Heat Transfer Works

11 min read
A homemade rocket powered by vinegar and baking sodaUpdated
Science

How to make Homemade Rocket with Vinegar and Baking Soda

13 min read
Demonstrating light refractionUpdated
Science

How to Demonstrate Light Bending or Refraction

9 min read
A popsicle stick catapultUpdated
Engineering

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

10 min read