Can you get the double cone roller to move uphill? Or is it an illusion? This science activity will have you looking closer at rotational forces & centre of balance!

Investigate what happens when you roll objects with inconsistent densities. A strange rolling motion can be seen in this one!

Make a simple DIY barometer using household materials. Learn about the weather and air pressure plus track changes in your local weather over time.

Learn how to make a cloud in a jar with easy to get materials. An effective demonstration of why clouds form and simple to do!

Make a balloon hovercraft with simple materials! This works surprisingly well and helps you understand forces and air pressure.

Use a wine glass to create a homemade gravitron! This experiment all about inertia vs gravity and is a great activity for looking at forces.

Create a tornado in a jar easily with materials found around the home. Fun science, done quickly!

Learn how to make a tensegrity structure using easily found materials. It's all about forces!

The balancing hammer on ruler activity explores centre of gravity. Amaze your friends with this simple and fun activity!

Explore the effects of friction with a classic demonstration using two phone books!

Test how gravity works in this classic book drop activity! You can explore one of the fundamental forces of our Universe with very little effort :)

Create vortex rings with a bottle! Easy to do and fascinating for kids to see. Find out how to set this up easily as your next science activity.

Build a marshmallow tower - how high can you go? A classic STEM activity for kids to try out. Test your planning skills and patience with this none :)

Just how strong are eggshells? Test their strength in this fun science activity for kids. Lots of fun and is perfect for the home or in the classroom.