Science Experiments and Active Learning Science experiments promote the study of the physical and natural world. When it comes to studying science, it’s not just about facts but also about discovering new things by testing ideas and theories. Educators understand that scientific learning goes beyond textbooks. What makes science so interesting is its ability to […]
Category: Science Experiments
Fun Water Testing Science Projects for Homeschool Students
Do you need some interactive, hands-on science projects for your homeschool lessons this year? TestAssured has everything you need to perform an interesting yet easy science project you can do at home with your kids. In this post, we’ll share four simple water testing projects that can be used as science experiments for homeschoolers. These […]
Science Fair Ideas: Water Quality Testing
As summer nights start getting dark earlier, a new school year is almost upon us. That means it’s time for homework and projects. If you’re looking for science fair projects, Test Assured has you covered. We’ll share some of our favorite projects for water quality testing. All you need are Test Assured’s 4 Test Kit […]
Can You Drink Rainwater – A Science Experiment for Kids
The continental United States gets an average of 30 inches of precipitation each year. With all of the water falling from the sky, you might be wondering if rainwater is safe to drink. While using rainwater is a great way to conserve resources, some sources state that rainwater might not be the best source for drinking water. […]
A Science Experiment for Kids: Testing Homemade Water Filters
This month we have another dirty water science experiment. Our goal is to test different types of homemade water filters. Imagine if you had a natural disaster that compromised the local water supply. This is a real possibility for many people who live in hurricane and storm-prone areas. In such an emergency, your only source […]
Fun Fall Science Experiment with Leaves
This months science project celebrates fall and the cooler weather. As the seasons change, we find ourselves admiring the brightly colored leaves. For today’s project, we decided to see how different leaves would impact our water samples. Our hypothesis was that different leaves would have different chemical and mineral qualities that would change the composition of […]
Fishy Water – A Science Project for Kids
I think the part kids enjoy most about this project is getting to pick out which fishy water they’re going to test. We took a trip to our local pet store and asked if we could take a few samples from their fish tanks for an experiment. They were very helpful and explained some of the […]
Dirty Water – A Fun Science Project for Kids
If your kids don’t mind a little dirt, they’re sure to enjoy this easy to perform science project testing dirty water. The first step is easy. Send the kids outside to collect three different dirt samples. Maybe scoop up some dirt from a potted plant or a garden area. Dig up a little bit of […]
Is it Safe to Drink Pool Water? – A Science Experiment for Kids
It’s not uncommon to accidentally swallow some water when you are swimming in a pool. Public pools are carefully monitored and treated with chlorine to prevent bacteria and other contaminants. While we wouldn’t recommend drinking pool water on a regular basis, we were curious about what’s in our pool water. In an emergency situation, would […]
What’s in Your Mineral Water – A Quick and Easy Experiment
The bottled water business is booming with a growing variety of water. Mineral water is touted to offer extra health benefits and is favored by those who like sparkling water with bubbles. What we wanted to know was if there really is a difference between the different types of sparkling water. We used TestAssured’s 4 […]