Over the past few weeks, we have given you instructions on how you can create magnets of a scarecrow and Frankenstein’s monster. Now, we will add a pumpkin to our fun list of fall decorations. Pumpkins are synonymous with autumn and this craft can help add some seasonal flair to your home. This particular craft is also family-friendly, meaning your kids can help out as long as there is adult supervision. Continue reading →
Halloween is one of our favorite times of the year thanks to the fantastic movies, infamous characters, decorations, and, of course, candy. If you have been anxiously waiting to start decorating your house with spooky decor, we are here to help you get started. Today’s DIY project is a simple craft of Frankenstein’s monster that anyone can make to spruce up their home or office. Follow along as we explain how you can create your own! Continue reading →
If you have ever sat down to binge watch your favorite show on a Friday night or blasted your favorite tunes on a long road trip, the question may have crossed your mind, “How do these devices actually transmit sound?” In short, how are electrical signals converted to sound waves we can hear? While the electronic files that store this...
It is hard to believe, but summer is almost officially over. If you want to have some fall decor ready once the seasons change, our latest project is for you! This DIY magnetic scarecrow will be a favorite amongst visitors for fall cookouts, football watch parties, and more. Let’s look at how you add this festive creation to your home. Continue reading →
This week, we are continuing to look at magnetic science experiments that you can use at home or in the classroom. During this project, thanks to magnetism, a ferrous object will “jump” toward your magnet. You can explain what a magnetic field is and spark your child’s interest in science as they watch the objects zip toward the magnet. Let’s take a detailed look at how you can perform your research. Continue reading →
School may be back in session but that doesn’t mean the learning has to stop when the bell rings. Our latest DIY project is a fun way for your child’s mind to stay engaged once they get home while also helping them grasp the basics of magnetic attraction. Continue reading →
School may be back in session but that doesn’t mean the learning has to stop when the bell rings. Our latest DIY floating magnetic attraction experiment is a fun way for your child’s mind to stay engaged once they get home while also helping them grasp the basics of magnetic attraction. Supplies We love how inexpensive this project is. Not...
Thanks to laptops, phones, and other devices, you may have an old calculator collecting dust in your junk drawer. Instead of throwing it out, consider turning it into a fun collection of magnets that can help your child learn math this school year. Follow along as we explain how to create this fun project. Continue reading →
While kids and parents across the country are soaking up the last fleeting moments of summer sun, educators everywhere are hard at work preparing for a busy and exciting school year ahead! At APEX we know you have a to-do list a mile long, that is why we are here to help you prepare your classroom for the fun of learning with a few simple magnetic hacks that only take a couple of minutes out of your busy schedule. Check out three of our favorite back-to-school magnetic marvels that bring learning to life! Continue reading →
Each summer, millions of people head out to the golf course and unwind while taking in a beautiful day. If you are a golf enthusiast or want to give a unique gift to a golfer in your life, this week’s craft is for you. These golf ball magnets are a great way to add a golf flair to your man cave or commemorate a memorable moment from your latest round. Let’s take a look at how you can create this neat project and become the talk of the clubhouse. Continue reading →
Over the past few weeks, we have given you instructions on how you can create magnets of a scarecrow and Frankenstein’s monster. Now, we will add a pumpkin to our fun list of fall decorations. Pumpkins are synonymous with autumn and this craft can help add some seasonal flair to your home. This particular craft is also family-friendly, meaning your kids can help out as long as there is adult supervision. Continue reading →
Halloween is one of our favorite times of the year thanks to the fantastic movies, infamous characters, decorations, and, of course, candy. If you have been anxiously waiting to start decorating your house with spooky decor, we are here to help you get started. Today’s DIY project is a simple craft of Frankenstein’s monster that anyone can make to spruce up their home or office. Follow along as we explain how you can create your own! Continue reading →
If you have ever sat down to binge watch your favorite show on a Friday night or blasted your favorite tunes on a long road trip, the question may have crossed your mind, “How do these devices actually transmit sound?” In short, how are electrical signals converted to sound waves we can hear? While the electronic files that store this...
It is hard to believe, but summer is almost officially over. If you want to have some fall decor ready once the seasons change, our latest project is for you! This DIY magnetic scarecrow will be a favorite amongst visitors for fall cookouts, football watch parties, and more. Let’s look at how you add this festive creation to your home. Continue reading →
This week, we are continuing to look at magnetic science experiments that you can use at home or in the classroom. During this project, thanks to magnetism, a ferrous object will “jump” toward your magnet. You can explain what a magnetic field is and spark your child’s interest in science as they watch the objects zip toward the magnet. Let’s take a detailed look at how you can perform your research. Continue reading →
School may be back in session but that doesn’t mean the learning has to stop when the bell rings. Our latest DIY project is a fun way for your child’s mind to stay engaged once they get home while also helping them grasp the basics of magnetic attraction. Continue reading →
