World Ocean Day is celebrated around the world on June 8th to highlight the crucial role oceans play in supporting life on Earth. Did you know that oceans ...

Get ready to shoot some hoops with a fun DIY mini basketball game made from craft sticks, cardboard, and a straw. It's a fun ...

This activity demonstrates how hard it is to fully separate oil from water. Half fill the clear container with water. Drop a small amount of oil onto the water. The oil will float on top of the water.

These summer STEM Challenges are great fun, no matter the weather, and they all use materials you've probably already got around the house. Make treasure maps, play dough models, fizzy potions, sugar ...

Bacteria are bigger than viruses, but they are still very small. They are about 1/100 the size of a normal body cell. Bacteria are living cells. Single cell organisms which can reproduce alone. Not ...

Did you know that the sea around the UK is home to more than 8000 different species of plants and animals? However, this wonderful marine environment is being ruined by pollution, including rubbish ...

One of our most popular posts is this great collection of Fairy Tale science activities, so when the lovely Mrs Mactivity asked if we'd like her to create some resources to sit alongside our Fairy ...

The UK is hot, hot, hot at the moment, so today, I'm sharing some fun and cooling summer science experiments that are great for kids of all ages on a sunny day! Sometimes, science experiments outside ...

Today's Women in STEM spotlight is the wonderful Ada Lovelace!! Ada was a mathematician who is thought to have written the world's first computer program 100 years before the first computer was made!

This easy football-themed science activity is similar to my waterproof a welly boot investigation. The idea is to test various materials to determine which are waterproof and which are not. It's a ...

I've been posting summer science ideas for years, but this summer I have something a little special. Welcome to my Pick and Mix Summer Science Camp! The idea is to print off the front cover, choose ...