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  • 25 Mar 2009

    Easter bunny biscuits

    Easter biscuits bring back fond childhood memories of cooking at home explains Fi Bird. This bunny biscuit recipe is perfect for children to bake on their own (or with a little help) as it's simple and very tasty. Follow these instructions to make yummy biscuits to have for a springtime treat. […] more

  • 11 Mar 2009

    Make your own litmus

    Did you know that cabbage can be used to test the acidity or alkalinity of other substances, in a similar way to litmus paper? Today as part of National Science Week we find out how to create acid-alkaline indicator, using the humble red cabbage. […] more

  • 10 Mar 2009

    Play sink or swim

    In celebration of National Science Week we have a whole selection of fun activities to try at home. In today's science experiment we are going to explore physics in the bathroom. Bathtime is a great time to play and these games can be enjoyed by babies as well as big kids. […] more

  • 9 Mar 2009

    Make your own clouds

    Science Experiment Three involves creating your very own clouds in a bottle with a little adult supervision. Each of these daily activities is inspired by National Science Week, which runs until 15th March. Today's experiment explores the properties of water and condensation, which may sound a little dry and dull but just wait 'til you've made clouds! […] more

  • 8 Mar 2009

    Take a rain check

    Today's experiment involves a bit of weather science. When the raindrops are streaming down the windowpane and the gutters are rushing with small rivers, it's the perfect time to get outside and take a rain check. Read on to find out how. […] more

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