STEM

Sari on Science: A simple at-home activity for explaining a pandemic

Midwestern University extends deadline to apply for summer health careers institute

Here’s how to make an easy, science-based DIY hand sanitizer

Sari on Science: Making cabbage chemistry rainbows

Sari on Science: For Valentine’s Day, make color-changing flowers

Sari on Science: DIY bath bombs make great gifts

Sari on Science: Explain the formation of fossils with this fun, at-home activity

What we found at the Arizona Science Center’s new “Victoria the T. rex” exhibit

Sari on Science: How to make spooky “crystal ball” bubbles

Sari on Science: Super-secret spy messages … via banana!

Sari on Science: Try an apple mummification experiment

6 ways to help young girls grow into STEM careers

8 ways to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11’s lunar landing

Sari on Science: Make foam rocket flingers to celebrate the Apollo 11 lunar landing

Summer craft: The art and science of paper marbling

Sari on Science: Make your own LED light-up greeting card

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Sari Custer - August 13, 2020

Thank you to everyone who is staying home, social distancing and wearing a mask to protect others during this COVID-19 pandemic. We are living...

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Lisa Sorg-Friedman - March 23, 2020

Midwestern University has extended the deadline for teens to apply to the seven-day summer Health Careers Institute for High School Students.

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admin - March 11, 2020

As concerns about coronavirus continue, Arizona Science Center's Sari Custer offers this science-based DIY hand sanitizer recipe that meets CDC standards.

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Kara G. Morrison - March 1, 2020

Try this red cabbage activity from Arizona Science Center's Sari Custer and make a rainbow of kitchen chemistry fun!

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admin - February 11, 2020

When you give a flower a drink of water, where does the water go? My daughter and I recently investigated this very question, and...

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Sari Custer - December 11, 2019

What’s more fun than bathtub bubbles? With DIY bath bombs you can customize all your scents and colors for custom science gift-giving.

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admin - November 15, 2019

Who doesn’t love dinosaurs? My daughter and I both love these prehistoric creatures, so imagine her surprise when she asked me if she could...

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Kara G. Morrison - November 15, 2019

"Victoria the T. rex" is as awe-inspiring as one would hope of a giant dino exhibit. Making its worldwide debut at the Arizona Science...

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admin - October 14, 2019

Halloween is my favorite holiday. The ghosts, the goblins, the candy — and all the special effects you can dream up! Every Halloween, our...

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Kara G. Morrison - September 12, 2019

My daughter started kindergarten this year, so I’m packing her daily lunches for the first time. As I was admiring our new collection of...

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admin - August 10, 2019

When you think of mummies, you probably think of Egypt — or a certain series of Hollywood movies. But actually, mummies have been found...

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admin - July 30, 2019

As the father of a 6-year-old daughter and the director of the Scottsdale-based kids coding academy CodaKid, I have a special interest in getting...

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Kara G. Morrison - July 17, 2019

Saturday marks the 50th anniversary of a milestone achievement in science --- the day America's Apollo 11 mission landed on the moon, and Astronaut...

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Kara G. Morrison - July 9, 2019

In 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first human to walk on the moon, and this month marks 50 years since the historic event. At...

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admin - June 19, 2019

Paper marbling has been an art form for more than 1,000 years, with variations on the “floating ink” technique dating back to ancient Japan...

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Sari Custer - May 20, 2019

A LED light-up greeting card is a fun, easy way for kids to start exploring circuits, while lighting up someone's day.

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