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Magic Mud
Paper Mache Paste
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Easy Finger Paint
Snow Dough
The Best Playdough Ever
Silly Putty
Slime
Baker's Clay
Cinnamon Applesauce Dough
10-Second Water Paint
Fireless Fireworks
Volcano
Rockets
Balloon Inflator

Edible Science

Yeast Bread
Sourdough Bread
Dancing Raisins
Whipping Cream
& Making Butter

Baked Alaska
Ice Cream
Dry Ice Ice Cream
Crystal String Candy
Frozen Crystal Pops
Candy Making
Popcorn

Advanced Activities

Reappearing Ink Trick
Dry Ice Experiments
Smoky "Dementor" Bubbles
The Screaming Spoon
Dry Ice Ice-Cream
Dry Ice Rockets
Cabbage Water Indicator
Easy Tie-Dye

Plant Activities

Colourful Capilliaries
Herbal Spa
Tea
Saving Seeds
Phototropic Star Finders
Plant a Fort

Strange Science

Disappearing Eggshell Trick
Unboil an Egg
Mobius Magic

Miscellaneous

Light and Sound Activities
Build a Catapult
Making Paper (right sidebar)
Chromatography Butterflies
Number Tricks
Ice Lanterns (right sidebar)

External Science Sites for Kids and Teens
Roughly ordered from simplest to most complex content

Toronto Zoo

Online videos of manufacturing processes

Hinterland Video Clips and Fact Sheets

The Encyclopedia of Life--All Known Species in the World!

Ask for Kids--Ask a question, get an answer

Virtual Museum of Canada

Scratch: MIT's latest computer programming language for kids (free download)

Science Hound Science Fair Projects

The Story of Stuff--Where Things Come From

Free Online Astronomy Lessons

Build it Yourself: Toys and Gizmos

How Stuff Works

Maillardette's Automaton (The Invention of Hugo Cabret)

Build a Toothpick Trebuchet

CBC's Quirks and Quarks (popular science radio show)

Introduction to Particle Physics

Sciencetube Chemistry and Physics Experiments (for older kids)

Canadian Science and Mathematics Competitions


GLAST: Gamma-ray large area space telecope
NASA's Latest Space Telecope (~10 minutes long)

"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science. Whoever does not know it and can no longer wonder, no longer marvel, is as good as dead, and his eyes are dimmed."
                                     -Albert Einstein