List of Some Science Activities

Our STEM Club offers a wide range of engaging activities and projects that promote hands-on learning and exploration in various scientific fields. Here is a list of some exciting project options to choose from:

1. Cup Telephone: Design and build a cup telephone to explore the principles of sound transmission.
2. Sundial: Construct a sundial to understand how the position of the sun changes throughout the day.
3. Rain Gauge: Make a rain gauge to measure rainfall and study weather patterns.
4. Moon Phases Model: Create a model that demonstrates the different phases of the moon.
5. Colour Mixing Activity: Engage in a colour mixing experiment to explore the concept of color blending.
6. Backscratcher STEM Activity: Build a backscratcher while learning about the principles of simple machines.
7. Stethoscope Design: Design and assemble your own stethoscope to explore the field of medical instrumentation.
8. Playdough: Learn about the properties of materials by making and manipulating playdough.
9. Floating Egg Experiment: Investigate density by conducting an experiment with a floating egg.
10. Volcano Eruption: Create a volcano model that simulates an erupting volcano using common household items.
11. Cup Tower Design: Construct a tower using cups to learn about stability and engineering.
12. Blood Types and Compatibility Experiment: Discover the science behind blood types and conduct experiments to understand blood compatibility.
13. Simple Circuit and Flashlight: Learn about circuits by building a simple flashlight.
14. Elephant Toothpaste: Witness a chemical reaction as you make an exciting display of “elephant toothpaste.”
15. Rubber Band Boat: Design and build a boat powered by rubber bands to explore principles of physics and motion.
16. Robot Hand: Build a robotic hand to delve into the field of robotics and engineering.
17. Balloon Blow-up and Chemical Reactions: Inflate a balloon using a chemical reaction to explore the properties of gases.
18. Periscope: Construct a periscope to understand the principles of reflection and optics.
19. Lung Model Design: Design and create a model that demonstrates the functioning of the human respiratory system.
20. Density with Liquid Layers: Explore density by layering liquids with different densities to create a visually appealing experiment.
21. Solar Oven: Build a solar oven to harness the sun’s energy for cooking or heating.
22. Wind Vane: Construct a wind vane to observe and measure wind direction.
23. Digestion Simulation: Simulate the digestive process using household items to understand how our bodies break down food.
24. Capillary Action: Investigate capillary action by observing how liquids move through narrow spaces.
25. Yeast Enzymatic Reaction: Explore the enzymatic reaction of yeast by conducting experiments involving fermentation.
26. Catapult STEM Activity: Engage in the principles of physics and engineering by designing and building a catapult. Explore concepts such as force, trajectory, and projectile motion as you launch objects through the air.
27. Fingerprint Activities: Dive into the field of forensic science by conducting fingerprint activities. Learn about the uniqueness of fingerprints and explore different fingerprinting techniques such as dusting, lifting, and classification.
28. Oobleck STEM Activity: Explore the fascinating properties of non-Newtonian fluids by creating Oobleck. Investigate how it behaves as both a liquid and a solid depending on the force applied to it. Experiment with different ratios of cornstarch and water to find the perfect consistency.
29. Design a Hydraulic Lift: Dive into engineering and fluid mechanics by designing and building a hydraulic lift. Learn about the principles of Pascal’s law and hydraulic systems as you create a lift capable of raising objects using the power of compressed fluids.
30. Starch Test Experiment: Conduct an experiment to explore the presence of starch in various types of food. Learn about the importance of starch in our diet and investigate which foods contain starch using simple chemical tests. This experiment will help students understand the role of starch in nutrition and develop their scientific inquiry skills.

By offering this diverse range of experiments and projects, our STEM Club aims to foster a love for science and provide students with opportunities to explore various STEM disciplines in a fun and interactive manner.