This modified version of a lava lamp is definitely one of our favorite cool science experiments! It’s a super fun way for kids to explore the density of liquids using materials you have right in your kitchen. Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! We have a lot of cool science experiments for kids …
A bright and colourful poster that explains the difference between the rotation and revolution of Earth. We used this as part of our Science Night and Day unit.
Week 9 of our Awesome Summer Science Experiments series features science and engineering related to amusement parks, carnivals, and fairs.
We’ve made what were supposed to be super strong bubbles before, but nothing quite like this un-poppable bubble. Hip Homeschool Moms has a video from Labracadabra that shows how to make and p…
Teachers at an elementary school teamed up to show students how important it is to stay clean during cold and flu season.
This easy science experiment for kids provides a hands-on way for kids to learn about earthquakes and their effects on different structures.
Help kids learn about rocks by making a rock of their own.
Easy labelled brain model made using play dough. Fun way to learn about brain structure and function. Simple neuroscience for kids
Intentionally fostering interactions among teachers, parents, and community partners helped one school create a more inviting event.
What Happens When You Put Marshmallows in Different Liquids? Simple marshmallow science experiment for kids!
Magnet painting is science and art wrapped up in a colorful package. And it's a simple set-up project too. STEAM (Sci/Tech/Eng/Art/Math) at it's easiest.
Learning about the Human Body is so much fun. Here are 80+ ways to learn about the human body.
School may be out for summer, but the learning doesn’t have to stop there. Looking for an activity that’s both fun and educational? Look no further. Quench your kid’s curiosity and their appetite for wonder by performing these great DIY science experiments. All you need are a few common household items. As you perform the experiments, ask […]
Fun crater experiment for kids to discover how craters form. Drop different sized marbles into a pan half filled with flour.
Another fun science experiment featuring vinegar and baking soda. This science project features a small explosion, so the kids will adore it!
A fun and fascinating experiment for toddlers and preschoolers. Prep the colourful frozen hands the night before for loads of fun and learning.
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Have your science experiments, and eat them too!
Explore the human body, space, motion, & more with Big Bible Science from Christian Focus.This unique program created to show you God's world & God's Word.
Learn how to easily integrate science into reading and writing with meaningful literacy-based activities to best help your students master science.
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Learn the science of fingerprints & how to identify people in crime investigations with family fingerprint science investigations!
Turn broken toothpicks into a star with this toothpick trick. Learn how wood can move all by itself without being touched in this fun science experiment.
This Rainbow In A Jar Science Experiment is a fun spring science experiment to show density. Perfect to use as a science fair project too!
Conduct this simple Sharpie solubility experiment ideal for teaching students the processes scientists use and the steps to the scientific method. Easy to do in any classroom and ideal for 2nd and 3rd grade students.
Engage your students with these 10 ecosystem project ideas for your elementary science class and grab a FREEBIE to get started!
Have you ever heard of the classic science experiment called Elephant Toothpaste? It looks just as it sounds - foaming toothpaste so big an elephant could brush its teeth with it!
Create textured ramps for kids to experiment and explore for a fun science and STEM activity; for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.
Every child who has ever watched Finding Nemo has heard of ocean currents. Seriously educational stuff there, folks! While Finding Nemo is definitely not the most educational movie of all time, it can really spark curiosity in kids to find out more about ocean currents, like the East Australian Current, and how they are formed. This ocean current experiment is a fun way to see currents form right before your eyes!
If you (or your preschooler) has ever asked the question, "what is blood made of?", you must check out this fun activity to learn about the parts of blood.
Learn how to make a kaleidoscope in this fun STEM/science activity and craft for kids. It’s such a fun way to explore light, reflections, and symmetry! Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! *This post was originally published 2/2/16 and has since been updated. Last week I made these super fun kaleidoscopes with my …
This simple sound wave experiment is perfect for introducing the concept of how sound travels. Find out how to use a metal clothes hanger or a piece of silverware in a fun sound experiment for kids.
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This next science experiment is great for kids of all ages!
These sound experiments are fun and engaging! They're perfect science lessons for 1st graders and are aligned with NGSS for teaching sound.
Heat activities let kids experience thermal energy. Set up a few simple experiments and help your students conceptualize heat.
Vocabulary instruction is so critical in today’s classroom! A vast vocabulary will help students to become better readers and writers. Vocabulary is also essential to their performance on standardized tests. Helping kids to develop their vocabulary is time that is well spent in a busy classroom. I have developed a routine to teach new vocabulary
Science and art combine in this amazing and simple rainbow experiment. The kids will love to make, explore and paint rainbows,
Introduce children to a lifelong love of science, math, and physics with these simple and hands-on physics experiments for kids!
A fizzy color mixing experiment is an easy kitchen science experiment for kids. Turn your classic baking soda and vinegar reactions up a notch with color!
