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Science Projects – Learn About Ants Observing an Ant is The Best Way to Learn About Ants Do you know where to find ants? The sidewalk or driveway are good places to look. You might even find some inside your house! It’s hard to see ants in the grass since...
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Some of the most interesting science is in your kitchen! You can find a fascinating variety of life: mold, yeast, and mushrooms, all grouped together as fungi. In this article we'll look at ways you can find out more about these organisms.
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Simple ladybug science means that you must spend time observing the bugs. Ladybug Science Lesson What Is A Ladybug? Ladybugs are insects, part of a group called beetles. Even though they are called ladybugs, not all of them are females! All insects, including...
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If you are using our chick egg incubator (BE-INCUBAT or LD-INCUBAT), you may wonder what to do when your chick hatches. It is important to follow the enclosed instructions carefully. First, don’t touch the incubator right away. The chick is very weak when it...
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This coloring page (PDF) lets kids review crystals with a ‘which one doesn’t belong’ activity and a worksheet to go along with our salt vs. sugar project. For Science Lessons and science projects about crystals, see the Crystals issue of our Young...
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Where do baby chicks come from? In this article, learn about the life cycle of a chicken. Those cute, fluffy baby birds recently hatched out of eggs! How did they live in their eggs? How long did it take for them to get out of the eggs? Keep reading to find out!...