Science Experiments For Kids: Fire needs Air to Burn

Science Experiment For Kids: Air Moves

Science Experiement For Kids: Air Pushes in All Directions

Science For Kids: Air Expands When Heated & Contracts When Cooled

Science Experiment For Kids: How Do Things Balance?

It is easy to develop an interest in science among young kids.

Science Experiment For Kids: Can Sound Travel Through My Body?

It is easy to develop an interest in science among young kids.

Science Experiment for Kids: The Mystery of the Lighting Bulb

Another simple science experiment from our Science With Africa! series for all you naturally inquisitive scientific kids out there!

Science Experiment For Kids: Air Weighs Something!

It is easy to develop an interest in science among young kids.

Science for Kids: Air is Matter - it occupies space and has mass.

ScienceWithMe! encourages children to work on their own and to investigate and solve problems as scientists do.

Help Me Robot! - Making Technology and Science For Kids Fun

Hey teachers, parents, grandparents & kids! Here’s an article about Robots that a talented Science Writer from Russia, Svetlana Zernes, and I worked on together.

Experiment: Music in a Glass

_ScienceWithMe!_® brings you another simple science experiment from our Science With Africa!

Experiment: Making Your Own Guitar

Want to make a guitar with Katy and her mom?

Science With Africa! Floats like a Boat, Sinks like a Bean?

Science With Me! is trying to spread science and scientific thinking around the globe.

What does sound travel through?

My kids are fascinated by sound. Maybe it’s because they are very good at making lots of it!

Why does a boat float but a nail sink?

For those of you that know me well, you know that I love to sail.

Learn About Electricity

I received an email the other day saying: Love your site!

Learn about Color

Did you know that color, according to research and studies, is a mere sensation and not an object or property?

Learn about S.I. Units

S.I. stands for Systeme Internationale, which is also known as the International System of Units.

Learn about Steam Engines

Have you ever ridden a steam locomotive? You can find a classic steam locomotive on old railways because it was traditionally used to transport both people and merchandise to various locations.

Learn about Magnets

Have you played with magnets before? You might remember trying to make things stick together or move an object just by using a magnet.

Learn about Light

Ancient civilizations were fascinated by the existence of light for thousands of years.