Try this simple eggs-periment (see what we did there?) to learn about salt crystals.
With patience and a steady hand, you should succeed. what’s going on Salt crystals
Even scientists goof up sometimes! These Nat Geo Explorers share some of their wildest slipups and hardest fails.
Helping hand THE SCIENTIST: Agustín Fuentes COOL JOB: Biological anthropologist THE
Take this just-for-fun personality quiz to find out which type of explorer you’re most like.
Thomas Levy (archaeologist): Kenneth Garrett, National Geographic Creative; Kevin Hand
Written by Trudi Trueit, Explorer Academy is packed with fun illustrations and mysterious codes. Meet those creators here.
Read her first-hand account of working on Explorer Academy: The Nebula Secret.
How to make sure your furry family members have a „spook-tacular“ holiday
Wacky Weekend: Pumpkin Party Some zoos hand out pumpkins to challenge their animals
See pictures and read about Redwood National and State Parks on National Geographic Kids.
Peering down you spot a slimy, yellow banana slug that’s as long as your hand!
Get crafty and build your own telescope to look for birds, treetops, and even stars in the night sky.
edge of the cut side slightly over the other edge and hold it in place with one hand
Make some tasty treats when the weather gets cold.
snacks—delicious munchies that take very little prep and can be eaten with one hand
This fun science experiment turns dirty water clean. (Kind of.)
or tiny pieces of foam) Measuring cup Spoon Stopwatch or clock with a second hand
Statue of Liberty
From her beacon-hand Glows world-wide welcome; her mild eyes command The air-bridged
