This DIY Ant Farm uses mason jars and is easy to get set up. Step-by-step instructions on how to set up an ant farm for your kids. A great addition to nature studies on insects!

Spread the loveThere are trillions of ants on the planet and they are found almost everywhere on Earth, apart from the very coldest climates. Make ... Read more

Do you want to observe how ants live? Make your own ant farm with acrylic sheet. Simple, quick and very affordable! View our blog and find out how to do it.

Soda Bottle Ant Farm: Ever wanted an ant farm? Ant farms are entertaining, yet educational – it’s fascinating to observe the little ants as they go about their busy lives. But store-bought ant farms are often expensive, and usually limited in size. If y…

If you've ever examined an anthill and wondered what's beneath the surface, creating your own ant farm will be a fascinating learning experience. Introducing an ant colony to your own farm will give you a first-rate view of ants building...

Amazing Ant Farm: In keeping with my other Instructable, I had an idea for a project that other people had done, but wanted to do it better. Here is a cheap, easy to make, very durable ant farm for your ant watching pleasure. It doesn't look the prettiest, but then a…

God's Clean Up Crew: using basic carpentry skills i'm going to show you how to make a giant ant farm out of scrap i had just laying around .this is a great way to view how ants live, dig, eat, and just interact with one another .it's also a great way to teach kids abo…

Here's a simple science project you might like to make. Watching nature at work is one of life's greatest lessons. Especially the ant - Look at how he

Remember the ant farm of yesteryear? Yes, although this unique experience somehow completely managed to get bypassed by my children's childhood, they are still around! The ant farm is a great way to closely observe the tenacious habits of the ant. There's a reason they are mentioned in the book of Proverbs! You can make spiritual applications, scientific applications, or just simply enjoy it for what it is.

What you will need: Two mason jars, one small enough to fit inside the other. About 2 cups of sand or soil Ants Directions: Place the small mason jar inside of the large mason jar upside down or with the lid on. This will force the ants to tunnel along the outside of the jar and allow you to see their paths! Once you have placed the smaller jar inside the larger jar, fill around it with sand just until the top of the smaller jar is covered. Search for ants! From what I've read online it is…