Scientist and "Momma Gone Geek" author Lynn Brunelle joined us to demonstrate some cool, spring-themed ideas to beat boredom during spring break. #newdaynw. Skip Navigation.

Spend homeschool days outdoors, reading in the clubhouse, math on the patio, gardening, observing nature and experimenting with science activities. Spring into science: Get outside and learn ...

If you’re interested in counting critters, measuring rain and seeking out cherry blossoms, these projects are for you. Skip to content. Here and Now Listen Live Listen Live. Next. ... How to get ...

It’s spring break time and the kids are looking for stuff to do to keep busy. So we’re checking out some fun spring science experiments with our pal, Mr. Science, Jason Lindsey ...

“There are a lot of research projects that depend on new observations or specific weather windows,” says Scott Borg, deputy assistant director for geosciences at the National Science ...

We will conduct a range of fun spring and summer-themed science experiments such as bouncing bubbles, magic food, seed spinners and more, with ideas given for how to continue exploring at home!

The project we're working on is the Monarch Larva Monitoring Project. We're trying to take a look at the monarch migration, and we're doing that by looking for eggs and larva of the monarch butterfly.

The amazing thing about the Google Science Fair isn’t so much the ambitious projects that spring from it, but who creates them: teenagers worldwide between 13 and 18 years. Google has announced ...

Thor Hanson will also be one of the main science correspondents for American Spring LIVE, ... Learn more about him and his involvement in the project. Skip to main content Skip to footer site map ...