Explore a wealth of engaging STEM activities and resources that will spark your curiosity and inspire your love for science. Our hands-on activities are designed to be done from the comfort of your own home, so you can learn and explore at your own pace. With easy-to-follow instructions and accessible materials, you can dive right in and start exploring the wonders of science. 

What can the movement of animals and insects tell us about our environment?
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Why do some spiders weave spiral orbs while others weave, tangled or tunneled webs?
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Why does it rain in some places but snow in other places?
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Is the moon larger at certain times of the day?
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In our built environment, specific shapes are used for specific purposes.
Activities, Projects & Builds
How does this water get to some of San Diego's highest points?
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Practicing science process skills early and often is important for children’s brain development.
Activities, Projects & Builds
The Moreton Bay Fig Tree, behind the San Diego Natural History Museum in Balboa Park
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Some rainbows are white and are called white rainbows or fogbows
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Grunions reproduce by coming completely out of the water to spawn on beaches
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The Law of Inertia
Activities
San Diego's marine layer creates a cloud "curtain" that hovers over the coast.
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