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All do-it-yourself science activities


Created by darrell porcello, last updated 2020-04-05

The STEM activities are specifically designed for at-home learners. They cover engaging topics include: the Sun, human body, lakes and water ecosystems, and nanotechnology. Note about outdoor requirements for activities are listed below.


Model the Sun and Earth

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Measure the Sun's Size

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Ancient Sun Observations

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Solar Flare Flip Book

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Sun Cookies

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Big Sun, Small Moon

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Make a UV Detector

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Solar Convection

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Spot the Sunspots

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Hot Equator, Cold Poles

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Make a Prism

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Detect Solar Storms

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Cook with a Solar Oven

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Have a Heart

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Make a Heart Valve

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Clogged Arteries

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Bone Fractures

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Snotty Nose

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Strong Bones, Weak Bones

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Stiff Bones, Bendy Bones

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What's in Your Blood?

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What Does Spit Do?

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The Gas You Pass

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Build a Lung

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Wash Away Germs

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What's In Your Breath?

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Algae in Excess

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The Scoop on Habitat

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Water Bugs

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The World's Water

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Dip Dip, Hooray

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Freezing Lakes

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Clear Water, Murky Water

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Counting With Quadrants

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Make a Lake

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Window Under Water

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Water Underground

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Runaway Runoff

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Mitten Challenge

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Mystery Shapes

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Space Elevator

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Smelly Balloons

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Ready, Set, Fizz!

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Rainbow Film

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Egg Drop

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