First, my apologies to readers who thought this was a sewing blog. Er, you might be a bit disappointed today; nay, horrified at what follows...

Design, Build, Reiterate, and Light It Up! - Circuits and Engineering: This has definitely been the hardest year I have ever experienced within my 15 years of teaching middle school students, and I am sure it has been just as tough if not tougher for the students. I have always been a big advocate for minimizing screen…

Here is a tip to make your own Rainbow. Fill a glass of water (almost to the top) and place it at the very edge of the counter in a dark kitchen. Place a sheet of plain white paper on the floor a f…

These Fairy Lantern Jars are a fun DIY craft idea for the kids to make. These make wonderful night lights using mason jars.

DIGITAL ART CLASS - How to paint a light bulb In this video I'll show you how I paint a lightbulb in Photoshop step… by artwithflo

Optical Fibers and LEDs - Three Projects: In this article I want to share with you three projects I made with the help of optical fibers and WS2812 LEDs. I know that I have already presented two other projects "Fiber Optic and LEDs - a Wall Decoration" and "Fiber Optic LED Lamp" so... I wil…

Light refraction is the bending of light, or the change in direction of the rays as it moves past a boundary. For example, when light crosses through a window, it is refracted and can create a rainbow. A prism illustrates this theory. As light passes through the prism, it refracts and separates into an entire spectrum, or rainbow, of light. Introducing this concept to preschoolers can be done by experimenting with prisms or by a simple project using a glass of water and a piece of white…

Eclectiful: Looking for a fun, easy science lesson to do at home? Look no further, with this post you will learn how to make a mini lava lamp as well as some of the science behind it. This experiment uses basic supplies that you should be able to find at home or a local store. If you don’t have a test tube, you could always use another jar with a lid. So grab the supplies from your kitchen (and bathroom) and start your fun lesson about density!

Make your very own magnetic LED lights in this fun science activity for kids. This STEM / STEAM project is a super fun way to explore magnetism and circuits! Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! Have you heard of LED throwies? They’re little magnetic LED lights created by Graffiti Research Lab. They are called throwies...

How to make a Amazing Night Lamp | Diy Night Lamp 2-Minute CraftsToday I will teach you How to make a Amazing Night Lamp | Diy Night Lamp, New year or home ...