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When is a change of state not really a change of state?

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Sand Angles

Learn structural engineering by making piles of candy.

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Capillary Filter

Making dirty water clean.

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Attractive Cereal

They put WHAT in my cereal?

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Lint

How much science can there be in something as simple as lint? Quite a bit.

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Water, Oil, and Ice

This density experiment reminds me of the old Lava Lamps.

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Viscosity

A simple, scientific test to see how "thick" a liquid is.

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Even in the desert, you can make a cold, tasty snack with some common items and a little science.

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How many cotton balls can you fit into a full glass of water?

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Can you tell which pen was used to write a message? Of course you can, if you know the science of chromatography.