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With the help of our partners, Scientific American features a fun, new, science-related activity every Thursday that parents and their six- to 12-year-olds can do together. Adults will find easy-to-follow instructions and simple materials lists as well as additional background to help them explain the key concepts. We hope you enjoy, as science begins in the home.
Suds up with this super-clean science activity from Education.com
A Mother's Day chemistry challenge from Science Buddies
A chemistry challenge from Science Buddies
A fun physics demonstration from Education.com
An animated activity from Science Buddies
A tasty physics test from Science Buddies
A chemistry challenge from Science Buddies
A cooking challenge from Science Buddies
An Easter egg chemistry challenge from Science Buddies
A Saint Patrick's Day project from Science Buddies
A project on physical properties from Science Buddies
An aerodynamic activity from Science Buddies
A colorful challenge from Science Buddies
A Valentine's Day adventure from Science Buddies
A sidedness selection from Science Buddies
A genetically geared activity from Science Buddies
A density doing from Science Buddies
A target-locating test from Science Buddies
An environmental exercise from Science Buddies
A taste test from Science Buddies
A cooking chemistry challenge from Science Buddies
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