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Create a sun-powered heating system that shows how solar energy can be collected and used to cook food.

In this experiment, you’ll learn what types of pollinators hover around your lawn, what they feed on, and how mowing your grass can affect pollinator activity.

This project investigates which natural preservatives best prevent browning in sliced apples while exploring whether these treatments affect the apples' taste.

In this experiment, we demonstrate the break down of starch to glucose using the amylase enzyme found in ginger root.

Did you know you can break open strawberry cells and see what DNA looks like with your own eyes! Try this experiment to see how chemistry and biology work together.

Let’s compare how to grow plants using hydroponics versus traditional growing in soil.

We’re going to learn about a very small fungus, called yeast. Let’s find out how this special fungus helps us make bread.

What happens if we put hydrogen peroxide and yeast together in a large quantity?

Use this project to find out if you are getting enough vitamins and minerals.

This experiment helps students learn about growing plants with organic soil amendments.

This activity helps students learn more about different animal behaviors . Get creative painting or drawing!

This activity helps students learn more about different animal behaviors to ensure pets are happy and stress free.

Try this experiment around your yard or school and see how biodiversity at the plant level affects biodiversity at the insect level.

For this experiment, we’re going to test the effect a hard soil layer has on plant growth and root development.

For this experiment, we’re going to test the effect that high salt soil concentrations have on plant growth and root development.

This experiment helps students compare vitamin C content and rank orange varieties or juice brands from highest to lowest.

This experiment helps students create a black light and use it to look at the fluorescence of different food items and plants .

These experiments help students learn about soil erosion.

How do you know if the food you eat is nutritious? Take the Nutrition Challenge, to find out.

Do different types of apples have the same number of seeds? Try this fun data analysis and collection experiment for elementary school students.

This experiment helps students learn the importance of having clean hands.

This experiment help students learn about plant growth and root development. (Appendix A: Resource Material)

This experiment help students learn about plant growth and osmosis. (Appendix A: Resource Material)