Collection of fairy tale science experiments. Build a zipline for Jack, raft for The Gingerbread Man, house for the 3 Pigs and more fairy tale activities ...

How do polar bears stay warm? Find out using ice, water and lard to mimic the layer of blubber found in animals who live in cold climates.

Why do we have bones? Make a model of the spine using candy, cotton reels or a pool noodle, draw a skeleton, find out why bones are strong and more.

Easy famous scientist experiments. Includes Issac Newton, Copernicus, Florence Nightingale, Charles Darwin and lots more.

Autumn is a brilliant time of year for outdoor science activities in the forest. Find out why leaves change colour in autumn, create rafts and dens with sticks, collect treasures such as pinecones, ...

20 brilliant science based fine motor skills activities. Try playing with cornflour goo, rescuing bugs from slime, melting ice and lots more.

A tower of slippery ice cubes might sound impossible to build, but adding a little salt makes it much easier! Materials Ice - ...

Beat the heat or embrace the cold with my collection of cool ice cube experiments including gravity defying tricks and icy ...

Make a simple guitar and set up fun and easy sound science experiments for kids. How do sounds sound different in different rooms.

20 easy science challenges for kids of all ages, perfect for keeping everyone busy over the long summer break. Which science experiment will you try first?

How can you make coloured water not mix? Add a bit of salt of course, this changes the density and makes a lovely science trick to show friends ...

Make a fun teddy zip line and learn about friction. Make streamlined harnesses and investigate using different materials for the zip line.