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Submerging a dandelion in water always looks impressive, as the delicate puffball (seed head) appears wet in the water but is completely dry when removed. It's a bit like a super high-tech rain coat.
Several factors contribute to the waterproof properties of a dandelion seed head.
Dandelion seeds are covered in tiny hairs called pappus, which are hydropho...Have you ever wondered how plants know when it's time to grow? It's all down to something called photoperiodism. Plants have internal clocks that detect when daylight hours start to increase.
What happens if it's unusually warm but daylight hours are still short?When it's warm but hours of daylight are short, or vice versa, all sorts o...
Can you save an egg astronaut from a sticky end? Test different materials to find out which protects an egg the best from a rocket launch and a crash to the ground!
We used a mini baking soda and vinegar powered rocket, but you could also t...
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!
Easter Egg Chain ReactionLast year, we spent hours...