Here’s a great way to do some science and learn about some of the chemistry behind fireworks. I present: Black Snake Fireworks! Just in time for the fourth of July.

What is an psammophile? Simple. An psammophile (psammo – sand, phile – lover of) is anyone who enjoys the hobby of sand collecting. Want to become a psammophile? We can…

May is here and with it come lots of opportunities to Do Some Science! In addition to being Clean Air Month and National Egg Month, May is also home to…

Have you ever stripped an egg of its shell?  In this activity, you will create your very own naked egg and learn a little science along the way!

April has arrived and with it come lots of opportunities to Do Some Science! In addition to be Global Astronomy Month and National Gardening Month, April is also home to…

March 17-22 is National Bubble Week. In celebration of this amazing week, we are pleased to introduce a little Bubbleology (the study of bubbles). Who doesn’t like a good bubble?…

It’s Mardi Gras! Time for parades, costumes, beads, and music! Of course, it’s also a a great opportunity to do some science.

March is here and there are lots of opportunities to Do Some Science! From Pi Day to World Water Day to the first day of Spring, take a look at…

Learn how Brian Williams and the Children’s Museum of Atlanta are awakening a love of science in children and adults through the Science Wondershop.

Learn more about Groundhog Day and how it got started. We’ve even got the list of predictions from across the country. There’s may even be some science to all this…