If you're looking for easy creative ideas to keep the kids busy over Easter, you're in the right place. These Easter STEM projects are simple, use equipment you probably already have, and most importantly, are great fun!

Raid your recycle bin and get ready for hours of science fun!

Last year, we spent hours...

Bright yellow daffodils are among the first signs of spring, along with birds singing and green buds emerging from trees.

Daffodils are great flowers for science activities because they grow from bulbs and have distinct parts. You can learn about transpiration, competition for resources, phototropism and more with these five easy daffodil science experimen...

This fun parachute egg drop experiment is a great demonstration of the forces acting on parachutes. If you drop something, it falls to the ground. This is because it is pulled by the gravity of the Earth. You'll notice that some things drop faster than others. This is because of air resistance. Try dropping a piece of paper and a lego brick...

Get ready to spread some science joy into your St. Patrick's Day celebrations. If you've ever wondered how rainbows form or how to build a bridge strong enough to hold a pot of gold, you're in the right place!

Put on your thinking cap, grab some basic materials and have the best St Patricks Day ever!

St. Patrick's Day is a c...

Grab your passport and get ready to explore a country that's straight out of a fairy tale! Austria has mountains, lakes, interesting history, beautiful cities and fantastic food. It's a great place to visit at any time of year with amazing skiing in winter and plenty of hiking, cycling and watersports in summer.

In this post we'll explore Austria's fascinating his...