Make science fun with food experiments for kids to learn chemistry, biology, physics, & earth science using items from your kitchen. EPIC LIST!
We've tried many different types of mosaics for kids over the years and this by far has been the most popular one...probably because kids can eat it afterwards! This summer at Camp STEAM, we devoted
ART YOU CAN EAT is such fun! Check out our easy EDIBLE PAINT RECIPE and get the kids busy creating their own RAINBOW BREAD MASTERPIECES!
Can you build a ring using only Pringles chips? The Pringles Ringle is an engineering challenge in which students create a ring using only Pringles chips, no tape or glue allowed! The challenge requires a lot of patience as well as careful and precise chip placement. Although, the hardest part o
Bring out your students' inner engineer with these amazing marshmallow and pretzel STEM structures! It's great as an entire class activity.
Fun and yummy STEM experiments you can actually eat! These edible STEM projects will help your kids learn math, science, engineering, and more.
Building gumdrop structures is an awesome way to practice both engineering skills and fine motor skills for a great STEM activity.
Grab a bag of cookies and get ready for some serious STEM Cookie Challenges! These five kid-approved projects develop skills in kids.
Did you know that certain fruits have enzymes that when mixed with gelatin they prevent it from setting? We had to try it out, of course! So, read on to learn how to do this
Bring out your students' inner engineer with these amazing marshmallow and pretzel STEM structures! It's great as an entire class activity.
We love building with different materials. We love any sort of project that encourages engineering for kids! Building with jellybeans is the perfect activity for little thinkers!
Play and learn with your snack! Create edible structures for a little snack time engineering fun that's tasty too. Edible structures is a fun STEM activity.
Adding food or treats to a school project is a surefire way to get kids excited and interested. It is also a great way to make a learning experience even more memorable. I've seen lots
Are you counting down the days until summer? Whether you are or not, most of our students are. And I don't think that's a bad thing! It's
Versatile, fuzzy mullein is a gardener’s friend, an herbalist’s delight and an engineering marvel all on its own. Used as a cough medicine and for cosmetic purposes. Read more about this herb to know.
Play and learn with your snack! Create edible structures for a little snack time engineering fun that's tasty too. Edible structures is a fun STEM activity.
My girls love sand play , and the colored variety is always the most fun.
Test your engineering skills with this easy gumdrop bridge STEM challenge. Gumdrops and toothpicks are great fun for bridge building.
Challenge your child’s problem solving skills with this simple STEAM learning activity that combines, art, engineering, and water play. STEAM is the combination of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. Most people are familiar with STEM, but we suggest adding the A for Art because Art is an essential part to learning and developing creative...Read More
Try an educational spin on gingerbread houses with this gingerbread house geometry project. Measure area, perimeter and volume!
My kids would be thrilled to learn about genetics with this edible DNA strand. You find the lesson plans and instructions on the Genetic Science Learning Center website.
A great excuse to give our kids a variety of fruits, veggies, meats, and cheeses in one snack (while educating them at the same time), is to make the Solar System with them! Teach your children ab…
Build real constellation models using marshmallows when you make Marshmallow Constellations! A super fun STEM activity for kids!
Your kids will love building an edible marshmallow igloo that doubles as a delicious snack after they are done with the STEM building challenge.
Five engineering challenges for kids – with wooden clothespins, binder clips, and craft sticks! It’s a simple STEM activity that kids of all ages will love. Move over, expensive building sets! These simple materials were a huge hit with my boys. The first time we got them out, Owen (almost 7) spent well over an […]
This fizzy lemonade science experiment is a fun edible STEM activity that your kids going to absolutely love.
Planting on raised garden beds brings many benefits compared to planting on the ground. But the most crucial one is you can grow a garden even in a
STEM is so much more fun when it involves food. Here are 25+ edible STEM experiments for kids to munch on while learning!
A fun STEM challenge for young kids and older ones too! Build the tallest spaghetti tower that can hold a jumbo marshmallow.
Don't have a glass? You don't need one if you make an edible water bottle. This is an easy spherification recipe you can use for other liquids too.
Building gumdrop structures is an awesome way to practice both engineering skills and fine motor skills for a great STEM activity.
Biology you can see with an edible candy DNA model project for kids. Explore DNA and build a double helix strand with candy.
Finger painting with edible paint can be a fun sensory activity for babies and toddlers. Here are two different edible finger paint recipes you can try and you likely have the ingredients at home!
STEM Challenge: Can crackers stay dry when you put them in water? See how air pressure keeps the animal crackers dry underwater.
