What is more incredible than Earth?!
“Let’s do a bazillion experiments on it to learn as much as we can. Science is communal so I want to learn about everything I can with you! Tell me all about the experiments you want to learn about too!”
That is how Caleb Fleming introduces FlemDog Science on YouTube, and it is the whole idea. Since 2020 he has filmed more than 180 experiments: sodium skating across water, cans crushed flat by the air in the room, whoosh bottles, salt-water layers that refuse to mix, and a lot of candles. Some are demonstrations his students watched live in class. Many you can do at your kitchen table.

“Let me know what interesting experiments you want to see and I will try and work those in. Stay curious!”
He signs off most videos the same way, and he means it: plenty of the experiments on this site started as a viewer’s question. If your kid has one, send it.
This site is the shelf for all of it: 21 units of videos, filed by subject, with a lab sheet for each lesson written three times over, for ages 5-7, 8-10 and 11-13. The videos stay free. The sheets are the membership.
Five years of experiments
Pick a subject and press play.
No account needed to watch. Make one when you want the sheets.