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Watch as the corn in this experiment inspires you to move and groove! Adjust the amount of baking soda and guess if the corn will dance more or less.

See the fizzling reaction between vinegar and baking soda with this experiment, and prepare to be blown away. Suggested for ages 3 and up.

Help save Jack from the giant! Build him a parachute to help him float down to his family.

With a few household ingredients, anyone can be a scientist. Learn about density by layering dish soap, honey, corn syrup, olive oil and rubbing alcohol to create a beautiful rainbow jar.

Visits to the local library are a great way to keep the spirit of learning alive for your kids during their summer break.

Learning about the body can be fun! Try this life-sized organ activity to help your kids learn about their body and the role different parts play.

Baking soda and vinegar reactions are a mainstay of many cool science experiments, but did you know they can even make rice dance? Dust off your favorite moves and get dancing with this fun DIY science experiment.

Trying to get your child to practice math doesn’t have to be a pain. Create a fun, colorful puzzle for them to solve instead.

What could be more fun than sending a marshmallow flying through the air? This great activity also incorporates math and engineering.