Skylight Designs

  This step-by-step tutorial teaches you how to fold a double helix structure using paper and origami folding techniques.   Perfect for:  - School science projects  - Biology assignments  - STEM activities at home  - Quick classroom demonstrations   You’ll learn:  - How to create the double helix shape.  - About base pairs.  - What a DNA consists of by labelling.

  In this video, we'll show you how to make a wind- powered Ferris wheel using simple materials and smart design. Watch as airflow is transformed into smooth, rotating motion, and learn the basics of renewable energy, balance, and mechanics along the way. Perfect for students and science project enthusiasts, this step-by-step build proves that clean energy can be both educational and fun. Whether you're curious about wind power or just love creative builds, this project will keep things spinning-no batteries required!

  Learn how to make a coin magically vanish right before your audience's eyes! In this video, I'll walk you through the step-by-step method behind one of the most famous coin vanishing magic tricks. Perfect for beginners, this classic illusion is easy to learn and powerful to perform. Grab a coin and start amazing people today! 

  Ever wonder what you can make with just some paper and glue? In this exciting, eco-friendly DIY tutorial, we'll show you how to transform paper into mouldable shapes like ceramic dishes. The finished product can be varnished or painted and put to good use. ​This project is not only a fantastic way to recycle old magazines, scrap paper, or even newspaper, but it's also a creative and mindful form of innovation that can be displayed by students to be used for real life creations.. 

  In this video, you’ll learn how to make a lightweight paper air glider that spins as it falls, creating a fast propelling motion. More than just a fun DIY project, this glider demonstrates drag force in action — one of the key forces that affect how objects move through the air. We’ll walk through: ✅ Materials and step-by-step instructions ✅ Why the glider spins during its descent ✅ How drag, air resistance, and shape affect its motion Perfect for science enthusiasts, school projects, or anyone who loves clever paper inventions. Watch until the end to see the glider in slow motion!

  Ever wanted to shoot webs like Spider-Man? In this video, we’ll show you how to make your very own working Spider-Man web shooter — simple, fun, and easy to build at home!

  In this video, we walk you through a creative and interactive English Grammar Tenses Flipbook that helps learners of all levels understand and remember the 12 main tenses in English!  Each page of the flipbook breaks down a different tense with: ✅ Clear explanations ✅ Sentence examples Whether you're a student, teacher, or self-learner, this visual tool makes grammar easier—and way more fun! Perfect for classroom use, tutoring, or personal study.

  Make multiplication fun and hands-on! This video shows you how to create an easy and effective working model or Teaching-Learning Material (TLM) that helps kids visualize and understand the concept of multiplication. It's a simple DIY project perfect for classroom demonstrations or at-home learning.

  This working model will help you understand how verbs work in a very easy and practical way.

  In this video,  you will learn why the arrows are flipped

  In this video, you will learn how to make a finger powered fidget spinner that spins when you pull the string, unlimited number of times in both directions (dual rotation). This is a good display of energy transfer occurring repeatedly between your fingers and the spinner. 

  This bone model will enable learners to understand the structure of a bone in a more easy and simple way. 

  This model will help you understand the alignment of the sun, earth, and moon during the two different types of eclipse.

  Layers of Earth's Atmosphere, Step by Step Project for Kids! In this fun and educational video, we'll guide you through creating a well-labelled model of the Earth's atmosphere, perfect for school projects or science class! This hands-on project is great for kids, parents, and teachers looking for a simple way to explore Earth science! ✅ Easy materials ✅ Clear instructions ✅ Boosts understanding through creativity Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more fun science projects!

  An engaging and hands-on educational activity is designed to help students explore and understand basic geometric shapes in a creative and interactive way. Through drawing, cutting, building, and identifying various 2D shapes, learners will develop their problem-solving skills and shape recognition. Perfect for classrooms or home learning, this project combines fun with foundational math concepts, making geometry exciting and accessible for young minds. 

  A creative and informative maths model, the project helps students visually understand each type of angle.  

  Learn about the parts of a flower with a close look at the hibiscus flower! In this educational video, we explore the structure of each floral part using a real hibiscus flower. Perfect for students, teachers, and curious minds studying plant biology or preparing for school science exams (Classes 6 to 8). Topics Covered: - Structure of a flower - Hibiscus flower dissection  

  This video teaches you how to make your own disc shooter and  also explains how it works

  In this video, you will learn how to make a well labelled human skin model easily 

    Learn how to make a simple working analogue clock with a digital display 

  In this video you will learn how to make a workin g maths number model easily.  

  Materials used:  ■ String Approx 40cm ■ Cardboard ■ Pencil ■ Scissors ■ Compass ■ Protractor

  In this tutorial you will learn how to make a simple hand fan, and also understand how it actually works.

  In this tutorial you will learn how to make your very own floating table, which looks like it is defying gravity.

  In this video we will learn how to make and explain the transfer of energy, by making a wheel.  A great project for science!  

  Items used:  ● Black ink pen   ● Black marker   ● Plain paper   ● Oil pastels 

  A pop up card for christmas that anyone can make!nbsp;

  A step by step fun card that anyone can make easily 

  The most easiest way to make a working traffic light model. 

  A detailed and well labelled project about the process of seed germination. 

  In this model of Hydroponic Farming the Ebb and flow system is demonstrated and explained. 

  The easiest and simplest way to make and show a comet with labels and an explanation.

  Make a Greenhouse model in the easiest way and learn how it works 

  In this video, you will learn how to make a well labelled 3d model about the process of photosynthesis. 

  In this tutorial you will learn how to make a tooth out of thermacol in an easy way, step by step, with labels, that shows the anatomy of a tooth. 

  This is a creative and natural looking tree made from recycled materials. Step by step. 

  This project does not work if there is a hole in the straw or it is not done properly. The scuba diver should float and not sink, then only it will move up and down as shown. If it sinks, reduce the weights. 

  In this tutorial you will learn how to make a simple and neat series circuit that can be used as a conductivity tester experiment. 

  In this video you will learn how to make a pervious concrete and present it as a project, complete with information. 

  In this tutorial you will learn how to make a pulley using string and waste material from home.