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Small experiments.
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Turn a little curiosity into an “aha!” moment. Explore hands-on science projects with everyday materials, clear steps, and plenty of room to wonder.

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A sheet of paper. A glass of water.
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SO MANY WAYS TO WONDER

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From tiny seeds to faraway planets, there’s a discovery for every interest.

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PhysicsMotion, light & the way things work19 projects Chemistry & materialsMix things up. See what changes.8 projects Plants & living thingsBig questions about little living things8 projects Earth & weatherGet to know the world outside4 projects Space scienceA universe of questions to explore2 projects EngineeringDream it. Build it. Make it better.6 projects

FROM “WHAT IF?” TO “HERE’S WHAT I FOUND”

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A little less guesswork.

Picking an idea is just the beginning. Find guidance for asking a testable question, planning a fair test, and sharing what you discover.

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A LITTLE KNOW-HOW GOES A LONG WAY

For the grown-ups behind the “wow.”

Practical reads for parents, teachers, and curious minds of every age.

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