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We've just finished a fantastic Spring Break at the Children's Museum of Houston! On the first Sunday (March 14th), we celebrated Pi Day (3.14 = 3/14 = March 14th). And what ... more»
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What is matter - anything that has mass and takes up space. Everything all around us is made of matter. But how do we categorize different types of matter? Based ... more»
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How can you play "William Tell" with more safety than a bow and arrow? How about a hand-held Air Cannon? Sure, you can buy one for about $15, or you ... more»
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Welcome to Kidtropolis, the Children's Museum of Houston'scity by kids, for kids where the motto is "Your Voice, Your Choice." Kids are in charge of everything - they make governmental ... more»
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Here's the answer to yesterday's word problem:
a) Approx. total length will be about 22.65 miles or 36.24km
250lbs x 1,640 bands/lb = 410,000 bands
410,000 bands x 3.5in/band = 1,435,000 in
1,435,000in ÷ ... more»
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Here's a little word problem to get everyone thinking this fine morning!
Currently, Gettysburg Elementary School in Clovis, California, USA holds the world record for the longest rubber band chain at ... more»
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I'm back with a quick science experiment! Ever wonder why latex balloons deflate? Find out with Mr. O! You'll need:
a latex balloon (about 11" or so works well)
a small bottle ... more»
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Here's a fun Wowie done by our Discovery Guides that explains about two key construction forces: compression and tension. The arch you see you can knock down and rebuild in ... more»
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I am VERY excited to say that will be hosting Dan Phillips at the Children's Museum of Houston this Saturday (Feb 6, 2010) from 1-3pm as a part of the ... more»
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If you haven't been to the lower level of our PowerPlay exhibit, then you've been missing out! We have, among many other things, a traversing rock wall to challenge all ... more»
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