Step into the savanna with Professor Bubbles and meet the mighty lion!Baby lions are called cubs, and they are born with little spots that fade as they grow. Lions are known as the kings of the jungle, and their roarā¦
Discover the amazing world of elephants with Professor Bubbles!Did you know that baby elephants are called calves? A calf can weigh more than 100 kilos at birth and already knows how to use its tiny trunk. Elephants are the largestā¦
Can you find all the animals in this puzzel?
A fun and safe experiment to do in your own kitchen!
Help the rocket reach the moon!
Description: Print this coloring page and let kids bring Professor Bubbles and his rocket to life with their favorite colors.Skills: Creativity, fine motor skills.š Extra challenge: Ask your child to draw stars, planets, or aliens around the rocket to createā¦
Science isnāt just happening in labsāitās unfolding all around us, even making its way into classrooms and homes. In 2025, three exciting developments are redefining how children experience science and technology: quantum spin activities, the use of AI in earlyā¦
Science is everywhere: in the air we breathe, the food we eat, and the games children play. Yet for many parents, introducing science at home can feel overwhelming. The good news is that science doesnāt need to be complicatedāit canā¦
Rainy days can feel long when kids are stuck indoors, but they can also be the perfect opportunity for learning, fun, and creativity. STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities are not only educational but also exciting ways to keepā¦
Science is more than just facts and formulasāitās a way of thinking, asking questions, and discovering how the world works. For children, science offers opportunities to explore, imagine, and grow. Here are some of the most important reasons why introducingā¦
