How do you even pronounce it? Do plants really need sunlight to grow? This science experiment involves plant studies and gathering information by visual observation. Plan on at least 1 week to complete.

This is a Gas! Learn all about making CO2 gas. Don’t worry though. It’s harmless, just a lot of fun. This experiment uses chemical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Let’s get downright fizzy! This science experiment uses chemical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

If you don’t like swimming in cold water, which would you choose? Now you’ll know! This experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

You will be investigating the wonderful world of mold. This project uses biological science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Sounds nasty but this is really a lot of fun! This science experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Round up some friends to take this test. This science project involves a human study.

If you love animals and want to help people, this project is purr-fect! This advanced project uses a human study.

You’ll get a real jolt out of this project! This science experiment uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Discover the best way to study effectively! This simple project uses a human study.

This is a really dee-lish-ous experiment. This project involves a human study.

Check out your green thumb with this study. This project involves a comparative plant study and will take at least 2 weeks to complete.

You can clean up as you find the answer to this question. This project uses a comparative study to demonstrate a scientific principle.

Want to see stars? You can create your own constellation with this experiment. This project uses physical science to demonstrate a scientific principle.