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Have fun and give yourself marbled nails while learning more about chemistry.

It’s the silly season! Looking for a way to celebrate with science? Try this collection of hands-on activities.

By Krishitha Gopalakrishnan Everything is related to science. Take your food for example. Carrots, burgers, ice-cream…you name it! Let’s see how well you know your food with a few questions!

Here’s a fun little firework you can make at home. A couple of simple household chemicals grow into a gigantic black snake!

What happens when you cover an egg in soot? It gets super black, but also super shiny!

Here’s a fun way to keep your food fresh! Make your own food wraps, and reduce the amount of plastic wrap you use. Safety: This activity uses a hot iron to melt wax. Ask an adult for assistance.

There are some giant things lurking in these questions. Some of them are easy to spot, and others are hidden. Can you uncover all the answers?

What happens when a bubble pops? Does it make a sound? What causes that sound? A team of French scientists have all the answers.

Staying home to slow the spread of COVID-19? We’ve got some ideas to help you pass the time, even if you’re stuck indoors. Time to gather up materials from around the house and do some science!

Hand washing is one of the most important tools we have in the fight against COVID-19. Read on for some tips and tricks to keep your hands sparkling!