Walking Water Science Experiments for Kids with Leo & Stella. Children will learn about how water travel up the paper towels through a process called capillary action. This is an example of how plants and trees are able to get water from...

Alex was really surprised to see what water was able to do when we poured it down a string. All I needed for this simple experiment was 2 cups, piece of string that can absorb water and special properties of water (ability to stick to...

Who doesn't like to dive in into the science of sound by creating a fun musical instrument your children could play with? To create a sound, you need to create a vibration. In this experiment, when you blow the air, you make the column...

This simple density science experiment starts with placing two glasses with yellow water on top of two glasses with blue water. When we remove cards that separate coloured water, colours on the right do not mix, but they do mix quickly...

Some of us don't think of science and Christmas fitting together, but it's time to change that. So this year, for Christmas, try something different and make toothpicks star science experiment. It doesn't matter how old you are; this...

This video explains the surprising phenomenon of how a bottle with holes in the bottom can hold water without leaking until the cap is opened. It uses simple physics to illustrate how the forces of air and water balance out to create a...