Family Science

Kitchen Chemistry Science for Kids
While you are enjoying your hotdog or hamburger this summer, take a closer look at the bun. Do you notice tiny holes or air spaces in the bread? Where did these holes come from? You might not believ... Read More »
Rainbow Vision Science Experiment
Do you know Roy G. Biv? You have probably seen him many times. Roy G. Biv isn’t a real person, but his name will help you remember the colors that make up visible light. Each letter in Roy G. Biv ... Read More »
Candy Chromatography
Many science experiments involve candy. Follow the directions below to find out how you can use science to determine how candies get their colors. Materials:Coffee filtersClear jars or cupsPencilTape... Read More »
Ice Cream Science
A big bowl of ice cream is the perfect way to top off a Memorial Day barbecue. Although the origins of this frosty treat are uncertain, we do know that William Young patented the first hand-cranked ic... Read More »