Watch, Build, Explore
At Little Shop of Physics, our videos bring hands-on science straight to you. Whether you’re building an experiment at home, exploring a new idea, or getting a behind-the-scenes look at our work, there’s something here for every curious mind.
Science@Home (formerly Get Your Science On)
Our flagship series shows you how to build simple, engaging science experiments using everyday materials. These activities are designed for learners of all ages and can be done in classrooms, kitchens, or anywhere curiosity strikes.
LSOP in Action
Go behind the scenes with our team as we bring science to communities across Colorado and beyond. See what it looks like when hands-on science comes to life.
Older Series
While not currently in active production, we do have an extensive archive of older video series:
- Show Me Some Science — Fun demo videos for classroom teachers and college instructors to use in class
- LSOP Live — Live, interactive science experiences from the Covid lockdown
- Now You Know – Bite-sized explanations of fascinating science ideas
- Ask a Scientist a Question – Real questions, real scientists, real answers
- Flash Science – Fast, fun science demos and activities that spark curiosity
- Everyday Science — Our TV show from Poudre School District public broadcast
- LSOP History — Vintage videos from back in the day
Check out our latest and greatest and find your next experiment, idea, or moment of wonder.
LSOP in Action: Native American Community Academy
As part of our Spring Break outreach tour, the Little Shop of Physics visited the Native American Community Academy (NACA) in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Working alongside students from NACA, Central New Mexico Community College, and College and Career High School, our Colorado State University student interns shared hands-on science experiences designed to spark curiosity and [...]
LSOP in Action: Spartan Learning Academy
As part of our Spring Break outreach tour, the Little Shop of Physics visited Spartan Learning Academy in Bernalillo, New Mexico, bringing nearly 100 hands-on science activities for students to explore. Led by Colorado State University student interns, the program transformed classrooms into spaces for curiosity and discovery as students investigated physics through interactive experiments. [...]
AISES Powwow 2025
Last fall, Little Shop of Physics was honored to participate in the annual Powwow hosted by the CSU chapter of AISES. This event brought together students, families, and community members from across the region to celebrate Indigenous culture, community, and education. During the Powwow, the Little Shop of Physics team set up a collection of [...]
LSOP in Action: Fort Washakie School 2025
In October 2025, the Little Shop of Physics crew traveled to Fort Washakie School on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming. We spent a joyful, high-energy day exploring science alongside incredibly enthusiastic students, filling classrooms with curiosity, laughter, and hands-on discovery. Little Shop of Physics has a longstanding relationship with the Wind River Reservation, and [...]
LSOP in Action: Neutrino Day, 2025
We were thrilled to return to the annual Neutrino Day Festival in Lead, SD, and to share a full day of hands-on science with visitors of all ages! Neutrino Day is a free, public celebration of science hosted each summer by Sanford Underground Research Facility (SURF), featuring demos, talks, tours, and community activities centered around [...]
LSOP in Action: Oelrichs Public School
The Little Shop of Physics returned to Oelrichs Public School during our Fall 2025 trip to South Dakota, bringing nearly 100 hands-on science experiments to students from Oelrichs as well as neighboring Red Shirt and Porcupine schools. More than 130 students participated in a day filled with exploration, experimentation, and discovery. One of the most [...]
LSOP in Action: St. Francis Indian School
During our Fall 2025 trip to South Dakota, the Little Shop of Physics team made its first visit to St. Francis Indian School on the Rosebud Sioux Reservation. Throughout the day, more than 550 students from pre-K through 12th grade explored nearly 100 hands-on science experiments, discovering physics through curiosity, creativity, and play. This visit [...]
