Space Science Experiment – Fizzy Rocket

This is how you make a Fizzy Rocket! This is a science experiment from my book Stay Curious and Keep Exploring and is great for kids ages 5-12. Materials Book: Kids safety glasses (ANSI certified): Adult safety glasses (ANSI certified): Film canister (pack of 12): Alka seltzer tablet: You will also need: water Instructions (1)…

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Go into space with a leaf blower! ๐Ÿš€ #shorts

You can be anything with a little imagination! Try this at home by sitting on a skateboard, holding a leaf blower, and using physics to go on a fun space exploration! Here we can learn about fuel positioning with Dr. Tatiana Erukhimova, professor at Texas A&M University @tamu! ๐ŸŽ‰๐ŸŒŒ ๐Ÿ‘ LIKE and SUBSCRIBE for more…

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Earth Day Activity for Kids: Fizzy Earth Science Experiment

Looking for an Earth Day activity for kids? Give this Fizzy Earth Day Science Experiment a try! Your kids or students will love creating their own version of Earth using blue and green food coloring and watching the chemical reaction of the baking soda and white vinegar. This fizzing fun is an educational way to…

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Simple earth science experiment | STEM Activity

If the game “rock, paper, scissors” was changed to “rock, water, wind” – would choosing rock ever make you a winner? Rocks all across the planet are constantly battered by the elements. In this video Educator Jose demonstrates a couple of different ways rocks are weathered over time. Choosing rock may be a safe choice…unless…

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