Blast off! Every child has probably wondered how a giant rocket can take lift into the sky, stay there, and then move forward at such a fast speed. Scientist...
Easy marshmallow science experiments and ideas for playful learning and fun with marshmallows in preschool and kindergarten.
These science activities and science experiments are sure to be a hit with kids in preschool and elementary!
Watch out, our science volcano is about to erupt! This cool science experiment creates a fun visual and demonstrates the scientific fact that hot water rises and cold water sinks. Gather your materials, read and print out detailed instructions, and discuss the science with our easy to understand explanation of how it works below. Continue […]
This diet coke and mentos experiment is super fun to do and super messy! What ever you do make sure that you do this experiment outside.
I am really excited about what will be happening here at Mom It Forward over the next few months. I am going to be taking you (and hopefully your kids) through a series of fun and easy science experiments. As a mom, I find science to be one of the most engaging subjects to help […]
A fun science experiment and music lesson all in one! This easy experiment allows kids to learn and make noise (music) in the process. Kids can explore and investigate sound waves, pitch, and more as they create their own simple musical instrument. Watch our demonstration video below then print out our materials list and instruction […]
Eeek! Charge it up and make your hair stand on end! This is a fun and easy experiment for kids, especially if they’ve never seen it before. Kids can explore static electricity while having a great time with science. A demonstration video and printable instructions are included as well as an easy explanation of how […]
Can you pick up a ball with an open jar? It doesn’t seem possible at first, but with the magic of centripetal force, you’ll be able to make it happen! This quick science experiment only requires two items and a little practice. Helpful tips, a demonstration video, printable instructions and a simple explanation of how […]
Can science blow up a balloon? In this easy science experiment, kids can explore how matter behaves when heated and cooled. Watch our demonstration video, gather your materials, print out your instruction sheet to get started. Then, discuss your findings with our easy to understand explanation of how it works below. JUMP TO SECTION: Instructions | Video Tutorial | How […]
Can you blow up a balloon without using your mouth? In this simple science experiment, we’re going to show you how to do it with only a few everyday items you probably already have in your home. It makes a great experiment for young children because the set-up is simple and it only takes a […]
Can eggs move by themselves? Maybe not, but with the help of air pressure, they can be pushed into a glass bottle without being touched! In this experiment, your young scientists will learn about density and air pressure. And when you watch our demonstration video, you’ll see that although things didn’t go exactly as we […]
A simple, sweet holiday science project for preschool and elementary. Two simple supplies for this fun Christmas Science Experiment.
It’s National Science Week here in Australia and the perfect time to turn an ordinary bowl of milk into a swirling masterpiece of colour! All you need...
Its time for some fun space preschool science experiments. Help your preschooler learn about Neptune and Venus!
Looking for some interesting science experiments for preschoolers? MomJunction has a list of 15 best and educative science experiments they will enjoy.
