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The Oil Spill Experiment
This Oil Spill experiment will help you understand the detrimental effects of oil spills to the marine ecosystem.
The Balloon Rocket Car Experiment
Creating your own Balloon Rocket Car has got to be one of the most exciting experiments that you can do at home, with your friends and family.
How to Build an Electromagnet
An electromagnet is a type of magnet that attracts metals with the help of electricity.
The Corrosiveness of Soda Experiment
In this experiment, we will be investigating the corrosiveness of soda. If you are one of those people who can’t last a day without drinking soda, read on.
How to Create a Heat Detector
In this experiment, you will learn how to create your very own heat detector. By creating a heat detector, we will demonstrate the effect of heat to different kinds of materials.
The "Volcano Experiment"
In the Volcano Experiment, you will learn how different substances react when they are mixed with each other.
The Egg in a Bottle Experiment
This experiment illustrates the effects of air pressure.
The Fruit Battery Experiment
Ever heard of a fruit battery? In this simple experiment, we will be creating our own battery with the use of citrus fruits, with a power that is strong enough to make a small bulb light up.
The Home-made Glue Experiment
Have you ever tried creating home-made glue? By performing this experiment, you will learn different ways on how you can create glue and what materials can be used to create one!

The Lifting Ice Cube Experiment
The Lifting Ice Cube experiment is a trick that will let you lift ice cubes without getting your hands wet or making use of a spoon!
The Magic Egg Experiment
Did you know that you could make an egg bounce? Try the Magic Egg experiment and see how it works.
The Magic Jumping Coin Experiment
If you want to learn a magic trick on thermal expansion, try the Magic Jumping Coin Experiment!
The Salt Water Egg Experiment
The Salt Water Egg Experiment explains why materials (such as an egg) float more in salt water than in fresh water.
The Invisible Ink Experiment
Have you ever tried making invisible ink? The Invisible Ink experiment shows you how to do it.
The "Making a Rainbow"-Experiment
With this Making a Rainbow experiment, you’ll be able to understand how rainbows are formed because you are going to make one yourself.

Kyngfarabale1:
please I need a project topics for my pupils in a primary and nursery school


any projects topic is accepted if very simple because I'll be the one to teach them before they do theirs

so urgent please

I will give you some ideas

Ideas for Science Projects
Paper Towel Experiment
Which paper towel are more absorbent?
Mold Bread Experiment
Does Mold grow quicker at higher temperatures?
The Pendulum Experiment
What goes up must come down!
Popcorn Experiments
Experiments with popcorn are a fun way to test a scientific theory with the added bonus of having some tasty food to eat afterwards.
Paper Airplane Experiment
This experiment, as well as being great fun, is a chance for us to study something called ‘The Laws of Aerodynamics.’
Charge a Light Bulb Experiment
Charge a light bulb with the use of comb with the Charge a Light Bulb Experiment. In this experiment, we will charge a light bulb just with the use of a comb and no other means of electricity.

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Early childhood education cannot begin soon enough. What better way to begin language development, number recognition, and introduction to technology than with their own laptop!

Early childhood education cannot begin soon enough. What better way to begin language development, number recognition, and introduction to technology than with their own laptop!

Get your smart watches on the cheap

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Children can start benefiting from educational toys as early as one month old. Here are some great ideas for educational toys based on age range and an explanation of their benefits.
1-12 months old: At an early age, sensory playhelps stimulate your child’s senses. Mobiles, soothers and infant play gyms are great first toys for children as they focus on sensory play through sound, sight and touch. As your child continues to grow and develops hand-eye coordination, families can begin introducing toys that encourage more interaction such as portable toys which will continue to inspire visual and hearing senses with flashing lights and different sounds.
As your child becomes more active, we suggest introducing problem solving toys such as stackers or blocks. These toys will help children work through conflicts and become familiar with cause and effect such as “If I do this than that will happen”. They will also build up their confidence once they’ve been able to figure out how a toy works after trial and error and guidance. Other great toys to introduce would be ones that promote movement such as crawl-around learning centers or light up dance mats. These types of toys get children excited and wanting to move around through the use of lights and sounds.

Children can start benefiting from educational toys as early as one month old. Here are some great ideas for educational toys based on age range and an explanation of their benefits.
1-12 months old: At an early age, sensory playhelps stimulate your child’s senses. Mobiles, soothers and infant play gyms are great first toys for children as they focus on sensory play through sound, sight and touch. As your child continues to grow and develops hand-eye coordination, families can begin introducing toys that encourage more interaction such as portable toys which will continue to inspire visual and hearing senses with flashing lights and different sounds.
As your child becomes more active, we suggest introducing problem solving toys such as stackers or blocks. These toys will help children work through conflicts and become familiar with cause and effect such as “If I do this than that will happen”. They will also build up their confidence once they’ve been able to figure out how a toy works after trial and error and guidance. Other great toys to introduce would be ones that promote movement such as crawl-around learning centers or light up dance mats. These types of toys get children excited and wanting to move around through the use of lights and sounds.

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Research shows that learning through play is an important part of a child’s development. Though ensuring your child has enough play time is a great benefit to families to allow their children to release some extra energy, a child begins to find out who they are through play, even during infancy. Even early in development, a child’s mind is expanding just by looking at their environment and taking in their surroundings.

Research shows that learning through play is an important part of a child’s development. Though ensuring your child has enough play time is a great benefit to families to allow their children to release some extra energy, a child begins to find out who they are through play, even during infancy. Even early in development, a child’s mind is expanding just by looking at their environment and taking in their surroundings.

Your entertainment is on your wrist
Suppose you are walking and all on a sudden you want to watch a YouTube video that your friend keeps talking about? You are just one or two clicks away from playing YouTube on your watch.

You can watch videos and play music on the go. It’s never going to replace the big screen quality of your phone but for those quick moments, it’s unbeatable for convenience.

You can watch videos and play music on the go. It’s never going to replace the big screen quality of your phone but for those quick moments, it’s unbeatable for convenience.

It keeps you connected longer than your phone
You might be thinking from the very first time, why would you need a smart watch when you already have a good smartphone?

Shake it out of your mind because some smart watches have such powerful batteries that a phone just can’t compare.
Going on a long trip? The Pebble Time Steel smartwatch can keep you connected throughout your trip for up to 10 days on a single full charge.

You are even connected while doing activities
When you are running, cycling, swimming or any other form of exercise, you might want to peek into your messages, calls or notifications. Sometimes it is not possible for you to keep a phone with you in those activities, and it’s just awkward and annoying when you do anyway. Here is where a smart watch becomes really useful.
It understands you better than any device. What more can you expect from it?

See your social media notifications

Who doesn’t want to see Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, SnapChat or other social notifications on his wrist? Well, me actually and this is always something I turn off, but for others, this is a “must have” function.

Some watches will simply show your messages and social media activity but others will allow you to interact with the application too. I don’t recommend using this as your primary method of interacting with people on social media as it is a bit fiddly but on those occasions when you are out running or something, it’s awesome!

Reply to messages & receive calls instantly

If you have a smart watch on your wrist, you no longer need to bring your phone out of your pocket. You can receive calls or reply to messages on the go. This is especially useful if you are exercising or in a scenario where carrying a phone is just too awkward.

Some watches also have voice support. Like something out of Star Trek, you can talk to your wrist and communicate with someone thousands of miles away!

They work as a good fitness tracker
Many smartwatches have fitness tracking as a core feature. It will help you keep up with your fitness goals. So if you are ever thinking of taking a fitness tracker or a pedometer, you can replace it with a good smart watch.

What exactly can a smart watch do? It can count steps, distance, calories, heart rate, pulse rate, sleep and some even go beyond this to calculate other important metrics you might need. There are even models now that are completely waterproof and perfect for swimmers.

They work as a good fitness tracker
Many smartwatches have fitness tracking as a core feature. It will help you keep up with your fitness goals. So if you are ever thinking of taking a fitness tracker or a pedometer, you can replace it with a good smart watch.

What exactly can a smart watch do? It can count steps, distance, calories, heart rate, pulse rate, sleep and some even go beyond this to calculate other important metrics you might need

Finding a phone, key or device is even easier

As you well know, losing a phone or keys is an extremely frustrating experience. It always seems to happen before some important occasion that we just can’t be late for!

Thankfully a smartwatch can render this inconvenience a thing of the past.

Most of them have a “Find Phone” feature. You can connect your phone or any device with it and you will be able to ring it through your watch whenever you wish.

Lost your phone? Just press a few buttons on your watch to locate it in seconds.

A travel buddy right on your wrist

The Apple watch, for example, is able to deliver different vibrations to your wrist to tell you if you should turn right or left when following directions. Instead of constantly looking at a smartphone, for example, you are able to follow an invisible guide that informs you where to go. Look up and take in the scenery instead of staring at a map.

Instead of constantly looking at a smartphone, for example, you are able to follow an invisible guide that informs you where to go. Look up and take in the scenery instead of staring at a map.

The Apple watch, for example, is able to deliver different vibrations to your wrist to tell you if you should turn right or left when following directions. Instead of constantly looking at a smartphone, for example, you are able to follow an invisible guide that informs you where to go. Look up and take in the scenery instead of staring at a map.

Benefits of Smart Wrist Watches

They don’t just tell the time

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Many people prefer wearing a watch. The purpose is either functional (simply telling the time) or it’s because it’s fashionable. A good watch looks great on someone’s wrist.

But watches are becoming less and less popular due to the advent of the smartphone. Who needs to buy a watch when their phone tells the time, has a calendar, and has an alarm? It’s a valid point and one that explains decreasing watch sales in the last few years.

But, smart watches buck this trend as they offer something a little different. They offer all these basic watch features but they also do things that smartphones cannot.

The Benefits of Educational Toys and Play

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Problem solving and learning cause and effect.

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Learning how to play with others through compromise, conflict resolution and sharing.

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Development of fine and gross motor skills.

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Nurturing their creativity and imagination.
Discovering their independence and positive self-esteem.

The Benefits of Educational Toys and Play

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Problem solving and learning cause and effect.

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Learning how to play with others through compromise, conflict resolution and sharing.

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Development of fine and gross motor skills.

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Nurturing their creativity and imagination.
Discovering their independence and positive self-esteem.

The Benefits of Educational Toys and Play

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Problem solving and learning cause and effect.
Learning how to play with others through compromise, conflict resolution and sharing.
Development of fine and gross motor skills.
Nurturing their creativity and imagination.
Discovering their independence and positive self-esteem.

Fastrack your kids education will this devices

Fastrack your kids education will this devices