Science at Home

Enjoy these STEM Projects, Projects, Videos and Resources for K-6th grade girls and boys!

 
  • Making and Testing Edible Rice Paper

    If you love cooking, decorating cakes, or making edible table decorations, this project is for you! You will compare three different recipes for rice paper and discover the best recipe that works best for your application!

  • Turn Your Kitchen into a Chemistry Lab with Homemade Slushies!

    Experiment with making custom flavored slushies using flavored water, juices, and resealable bags. Why do some liquids turn into slushies and others don't? What does the freezing point of the liquid have to do with the process, and what role does the ice mixture of salt and water play in how a slushy freezes?

  • Design a Tall Building Using Materials Found Around the House

    Use leftover empty toilet paper rolls and paper towel rolls to make this cardboard roll city, making it the most frugal of home crafting crafts! Building cardboard roll city blocks is the perfect make-and-play craft with limitless stacking possibilities. This cardboard tube craft is great for promoting pretend play and fun for children.

  • Terysa Solves It - Coding Adventure

    In these fun and educational videos, young learners will have a blast mastering coding concepts while dancing along to the rhythm!

  • Science Videos made by SAfG Staff

    Stay hands-on with our easy-to-do STEM mini-lessons using household items!

  • Circular Reasoning: Finding Pi

    Examine circular objects and see what you can discover about their sizes. As you explore, you might be surprised at how useful the results can be—maybe it will inspire you to save up for a bike with bigger wheels!

  • Dancing Boxes

    Transform an ordinary cardboard box into a dancing toy! In this activity by The Exploratorium, playfully explore 4 bar linkages by taking advantage of the shape and structure of a thin cardboard box.

  • Simple STEM Activities

    Check out more videos of fun STEM activities and projects!

  • Coding? It's child's play

    Play the SAfG Coding Board Game!

  • Play Microscopya!

    Microscopya is a science video game exploring the inside of the cell! Featuring hand-drawn illustrations and puzzles based on real scientific concepts, the game aims to highlight the depth, complexity, and beauty of what makes life possible.

  • Storytime Science

    View our list of storybook reading videos and websites with free storybook readings!

  • STEM Websites & Shows for Kids

    View our list of recommended STEM-related websites and shows!

  • Daily STEM Challenges

    Can you complete one of our STEM Challenges everyday? How many will you do?

  • STEM Museums & Other Organizations

    Find out about all the of Bay Area STEM museums

  • Mission Unstoppable with Miranda Cosgrove

    Be inspired by female STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) superstars in leading fields including social media, entertainment, animals, design, and the internet.

  • Get Inspired with AstraFemina

    Access inspirational videos, powerful stories and STEM resources by AstraFemina.

  • STEM Quick Wins

    A library of free, relevant science, technology, engineering, and math activities that can be done at home or other locations with easily accessible materials.

  • Howtosmile

    An online collection of math and science activities available to anyone, free of charge.

 
 
From our “Flower Dissection” Lesson

From our “Flower Dissection” Lesson

Watch SciGirls episodes to learn more about topics like Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)!

Watch SciGirls episodes to learn more about topics like Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)!

 
 
You can watch astronauts read story books in space like Ada Twist, Scientist

You can watch astronauts read story books in space like Ada Twist, Scientist

From Grace’s Science Place video about color changing flowers and celery!

From Grace’s Science Place video about color changing flowers and celery!

This second grader participated in our STEM Challenge and drew her favorite flower, a sunflower!

This second grader participated in our STEM Challenge and drew her favorite flower, a sunflower!

 

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