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Thinking outside the box this Halloween season? Try our puffy paint brains tutorial for a unique take on art! Glue & Shaving Cream Puffy Paint Brains

This amazing Pencil in Water Bag Experiment is a cool science project for kids with instant wow factor. Best part is you probably have all the supplies.

Hand scanner for mad scientist party - Dollar store hair gel mixed with green food coloring and put into a gallon Baggie.

Today I'm sharing another cool science experiment inspired by Disney's Big Hero 6. This activity is inspired by the crazy and awesome character Fred, and his love of all things super hero and spy. Your

We are getting little "crazy" today but in a good way! This is a first-seen-here idea and it's our Popsicle Stick Mad Scientist Puppet craft

Blow your mind with this spooky mad scientist science experiment 🤯

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It appears that the pepper is afraid of the soap, but it's actually the water moving away from the soap that pushes the pepper to the sides of the bowl.

Decorate you science party with giant paper beakers. Easy & inexpensive to make. Large wall backdrop. Home, school VBS science party decorations.

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Winter Sensory Science

Looking for amazing, useful science party favors? Assemble your own at-home sensory bin using the science of polymers!

Fun chemistry activity for spy and detective enthusiasts that uses an acid/base indicator to reveal a secret message using a special color-changing invisible ink. Only common household ingredients required. Unlike the traditional activity using lemon juice, this one does not require heat.

Animal Jam Academy is a free resource library housing fun, immersive educational content as it relates to science, technology, engineering & art.

This is a great way to link Science and Art! Get the children inspired by shapes and textures found in cells and bacteria growth by showing examples of petri dishes. Then get them to glue small materials such as beads, pipe cleaners, cotton buds, straws and felt into science petri dishes. Make sure they think about how they could manipulate these materials to look like a growth of bacteria and living organisms. Then come up with some names…perhaps - Blueblob Jellyspongus…