Here are five DIY science experiments that are easy to set up and sure to captivate young minds. This classic experiment is all about making a volcano using baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring.

Keeping kids entertained at home doesn’t have to mean spending a fortune. With a little imagination and some everyday items, you can create fun, engaging activities that keep your children happy and ...

Pouring baking soda does burn the surface of certain weeds when it’s highly concentrated, explains Johannes Hock, president ...

Make your own sweeper pads to use on your floors. Your hair styling tools need cleaning, too. A mix of dish soap and olive ...

A local education official who is promoting an upcoming mental health fair wants parents of teenagers to know that one of the most dangerous drug on the streets right now is already in our children's ...

The Minecraft leash update introduced an array of major overhauls to the item, allowing players to tie multiple mobs and ...

One example is snail mucin -- also known as snail slime -- which is used for its moisturizing and antioxidant ... Splitting Hairs: Science of Biomechanics to Understand of Bad Hair Days June 10 ...

Nose and throat glands continuously make up to one to two quarts of mucus ... Marvels of mucus and phlegm: The slime that keeps you healthy. U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Ice cream is at the center of this 20,000-square-foot museum that’ll make the cold treat even more ... on where guests can build their own edible slime. Even better: The sweet treats along ...

No matter the season, these quirky classes make back-to-school very cool ... Sloomoo Institute’s slime museum is now open again after a renovation. This captivating playground welcomes all ...

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