Watch Scientist Joe as he makes the lava lamp experiment.

Don't buy the expensive stuff when you can make it yourself. Discover how to make homemade play-dough.

Watch Scientist Joe show how to use viscosity to make a snow globe from home in this video presentation.

Make your own ph indicator and mix it with some baking soda and notice a reaction occur.

In the wild, there are two types of animals: the hunters and the hunted. A good predator is always on the prowl for fresh prey. What can an animal do to stay off of the menu? Find out how some animals use camouflage, and why sometimes it...

Design fun and exciting experiments using paper plates. This resource teaches you how to make great experiments and models using common paper plate products.

[Free Registration/Login Required] You are a Scientist, is an introduction to the scientific method and the steps we take in that process. The final page provides a link to the 2003-2004 winning science fair projects displaying the parts...

Have you ever imagined going on an actual archaeological dig, climbing aboard a NASA spacecraft, or collecting insects in remote rain forests? This NASA site is your chance to join Discovery School winners on their exciting science...

Learn how repeated trials during experimentation leads to more reliable results.

This PBS Kids site teaches students about crystals and includes an activity that shows how to make sparkling gems at home.

This concise site from NCEAS contains an explanation of the scientific method along with a basic example of the scientific method in action.