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If kids have a favorite question, it’s probably “Why?” Make science fun and exciting by encouraging your child’s natural curiosity about the world and teaching them how to find answers for themselves. After all, much of science is investigating ‘why’:

Here are ideas to get students started exploring science and finding out ‘why’:

• Make it fizz! Do exciting chemistry demonstrations with colorful and fizzy reactions that encourage class discussion! Go beyond the typical vinegar-and-baking-soda foaming experiment. Help elementary-age children make non-toxic polymer slime or homemade bouncy balls. Younger and older students would enjoy investigating the unique properties of thermo-chromatic, non-Newtonian Thinking Putty.
• Find Out How Things Work. Whether they want to be engineers or not, most kids are fascinated by how things work. To discover the scientific principles behind everyday technology, study such famous inventors as Thomas Edison and then do projects showing how their inventions work! You can also help students demonstrate physics principles using household items: Can they figure out how to build a bridge out of popsicle sticks or even create a miniature roller coaster?
• Explore Technology & Renewable Energy. With gas prices going up and down, now is a good time to get your junior & high school students thinking about alternative and renewable energy sources, which could be fueling their futures. Get a complete kit to make your own Power House with solar, wind, electrochemical, and plant energy sources. Just need some quick solar energy projects instead? Help your students build a solar oven or make a solar water purifier.
• Be Practical. What everyday issues interest or affect your children? From glow-in-the-dark germ demonstrations that can lead to ideas on keeping healthy to a paper-making project that can foster a wide array of interests in recycling to weather studies that increase knowledge of how the daily weather works, there are as many possible projects as days in the year!

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