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Microbes in Space
How would you like to be part of a worldwide team studying the tiniest creatures on earth by sending them into outer space? That’s what some lucky children got to do when they collected samples of microbes from crazy places—like … Continue reading
Oobleck
Ooey gooey oobleck is an intriguing concoction of fun! Is it solid? Is it liquid? It’s both at the same time! Your budding scientist will be captivated by this mixture made from simple ingredients found on the kitchen shelf. Kid … Continue reading
Rocket Scientists
Calling all scientists! Blast off in this issue by building and launching a rocket! Young physicists will learn the qualities of pressure and force and understand how propellants move things forward in a simple—and safe—experiment. A empty plastic soda bottle, … Continue reading
Slimy Science
Science is fun, but slimy science is even more fun. This issue takes young scientists into the garden to learn about gastropods—otherwise known as the common snail. Not many animals can carry their homes on their backs as they slither … Continue reading
St. Patrick’s Day Science
The “Luck of the Irish” may need not depend on luck alone. With science you can investigate and celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in a whole new way. Begin by conducting an experiment to magically – or scientifically – change a … Continue reading
STEM of Baseball
“Here’s the wind up … and the pitch … the ball flies over the plate and drops while the batter takes a mighty swing … STRIKE ONE!” Baseball may be America’s favorite pastime, but it takes more than just hits … Continue reading
The Science of Baseball
Batter Up! It’s time to step into the box, take a few practice swings and gear up for a big hit. This issue shines the spotlight on the physics behind baseball from the aerodynamics of a perfect pitch to best … Continue reading
The Science of the Games
Strap on your ice skates or helmet as we head to the Winter Olympics! Discover how physics make the bobsledding event one of the fastest sports on earth. Lean how force, gravity, drag and friction influence the design and speed … Continue reading
The STEM Zone™: Aerodynamics
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math careers will be in high demand in the 21st century. Young scientists and mathematicians can begin developing a love of experimenting and discovery that builds on a child’s natural sense of curiosity. This issue, part … Continue reading
The STEM Zone™: Engineering
STEM stands for “Science Technology Engineering and Math” – and includes engaging ways to view the world of everyday things. In this special series, Chevron and the U.S. Golf Association have teamed up to bring golf to life and introduce … Continue reading
