Professionals in a wide variety of STEM careers are working during the COVID-19 outbreak to continue essential services in our community. The Lancaster Science Factory is pleased to present profiles… Read More

A Refreshing Experiment We know roses are red and violets are blue, but what happens when we mix in some lemonade? Kids of all ages will love this Violet Lemonade… Read More

BEE a Pollinator Champion Our friends at the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign have put together this guide to bringing bees into your backyard. Bees are an important part of… Read More

From Screen to Green This article was originally published on PBS Kids “But, Mom, why is this moon called the Pink Moon if it’s not really pink?” It’s questions like… Read More

Build Your Bot Skills Modcular Robotics, maker of simple, educational robots like Cubelets, has introduced a new web series called “Make With Me.” These beginner-friendly videos let kids explore all… Read More

For your Listening Pleasure Public radio is an important resource for news and information. It’s also a great place to learn something new. WNYC Studios has gathered together all of… Read More

Spring has Sprung It’s the perfect time to enjoy the spring weather with some natural science! Our friends at the Pacific Science Center put together this great unit about butterflies… Read More

Excitement is Building! Want days and days of engineering challenges for kids? The James Dyson Foundation has put together a huge set of challenge cards that parents can download. Each… Read More

Use the Force Our friends at the New York Hall of Science shared this step-by-step tutorial of how you can make your own light saber at home. This is one… Read More

News Kids Can Use As schools close worldwide and learning is disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Science News, published by the Society for Science & the Public, wants to ensure that… Read More

Professionals in a wide variety of STEM careers are working during the COVID-19 outbreak to continue essential services in our community. The Lancaster Science Factory is pleased to present profiles… Read More

A Refreshing Experiment We know roses are red and violets are blue, but what happens when we mix in some lemonade? Kids of all ages will love this Violet Lemonade… Read More

BEE a Pollinator Champion Our friends at the North American Pollinator Protection Campaign have put together this guide to bringing bees into your backyard. Bees are an important part of… Read More

From Screen to Green This article was originally published on PBS Kids “But, Mom, why is this moon called the Pink Moon if it’s not really pink?” It’s questions like… Read More

Build Your Bot Skills Modcular Robotics, maker of simple, educational robots like Cubelets, has introduced a new web series called “Make With Me.” These beginner-friendly videos let kids explore all… Read More

For your Listening Pleasure Public radio is an important resource for news and information. It’s also a great place to learn something new. WNYC Studios has gathered together all of… Read More

Spring has Sprung It’s the perfect time to enjoy the spring weather with some natural science! Our friends at the Pacific Science Center put together this great unit about butterflies… Read More

Excitement is Building! Want days and days of engineering challenges for kids? The James Dyson Foundation has put together a huge set of challenge cards that parents can download. Each… Read More

Use the Force Our friends at the New York Hall of Science shared this step-by-step tutorial of how you can make your own light saber at home. This is one… Read More

News Kids Can Use As schools close worldwide and learning is disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, Science News, published by the Society for Science & the Public, wants to ensure that… Read More