COMING SOON! Science Bytes #27. BOUNCY BALLS
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will talk about polymers and show viewers how to make a homemade bouncy ball! Read more >
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COMING SOON! Science Bytes #28. WIND-UP RACERS
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will talk about potential and kinetic energy, which we will demonstrate with a very simple project: THE WIND-UP RACER! Read more >
Science Bytes #26. MOON CRATERS
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will talk about how craters are formed on the moon, with a demonstration that is easy to replicate at home! Read more >
Science Bytes #25. SPECIAL EDITION: THE AMAZING DANDELION
In this special edition of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole gives viewers a very simple summer activity using something we all see outside…the dandelion! Read more >
Science Bytes #24. SECRET CODES AND CIPHERS
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will show viewers a nifty way to create secret codes (like a spy)! Read more >
Science Bytes #23. IRON FOR BREAKFAST
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will show viewers a way to evaluate what they are eating for breakfast, particularly TOTAL cereal! Here’s a hint: we’ll be using magnets! Read more >
Science Bytes #22. BOUNCING BUBBLES
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole shows viewers how to hold a bubble in the palm of their hands…and even bounce it without breaking it! Read more >
Science Bytes #21. SIMPLE ANIMATION & THAUMATROPES
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will show viewers how to create some simple animation by creating a thaumatrope! Read more >
Science Bytes #20. TATTOO A BANANA!
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will show viewers how to put a little art in their science fun by giving a “tattoo” to a banana! Read more >
Science Bytes #19. HEAT SENSITIVE, COLOR-CHANGING SLIME!
In this video episode of Science Bytes, Miss Nicole will show viewers a fun spin on a classic slime recipe…to make heat-sensitive, color-changing slime! Read more >