Activity for ages 3 to 8. Our favorite kids’ science experiments are those that have an element of magic. This vinegar and baking soda project certainly does just that – it makes hot ice! The science experiment uses just 2 ingredients that you probably have on hand. It’s the perfect addition to our top selling Super Cool Science […]
If you're looking for a foolproof science fair project, classroom lesson or homeschool activity, these chemistry experiments are a must-try. Whip up a batch of dancing frankenworms, discover how M&Ms get their color, and turn a name into crystals. There are so many fun science projects in this roundup!
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Growing a Crystal Tree
Activity for ages 3 to 8. There’s something magical about growing crystals. No matter how many times we’ve waited for the stunning structures to appear, the surprise at what has grown never disappoints. This crystal tree demonstration is no exception. The surprisingly simple experiment is the perfect addition to our top selling Super Cool Science Kit! […]
Rainbow Jar
Science for kids ages 2 and up. We love fun kids’ science and this easy activity is one of our favorites. With just a few common household ingredients like dish soap and honey, little scientists can actually pour a rainbow in a jar. There’s no need for any leprechaun magic – just 100% kid-friendly science. P.S. Looking for some easy ways to add super […]
30 Super Cool Science Experiments
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Atom and Molecule Activities
Activity for ages 7 and up. Looking for a fun way to teach kids about atoms and molecules?! We’ve got you covered! Our Atom and Molecule Activity Pack includes engaging, hands-on activities that introduce the parts of an atom (the nucleus, protons, electrons and neutrons) and then shows how multiple atoms group together to form molecules. […]
Skittles Rainbow
Activity for ages 3 to 8. In this kids’ science activity, we used candy from my daughter’s Halloween stash to create a beautiful rainbow in a jar. It was so easy and fun my 4 year old, A, didn’t mind sacrificing a little bit of her candy in the name of science. Getting Ready While […]
Burning Money
Demonstration for kids 3 to 8. Burning money is usually not a good idea unless you know this trick that lets you set your money ablaze without actually burning it! Our little scientists love demonstrations that have a bit of magic to them and they were eager to see me light my money on fire. This […]
Minty Reindeer Toothpaste
Activity for ages 3 to 8. Mixing up an batch of this sparkly reindeer toothpaste is sure to get any little scientist excited about chemistry. This pepperminty holiday twist on the popular Elephant Toothpaste demontration uses just a few ingredients but the results are amazing! If only my kids toothpaste could be as fun reindeer toothpaste, […]
Baking Soda Magic for Kids
Kids loves candles, blowing out candles, and magic, right?! So introducing them to a science activity that combines all three is a sure win. Of course, we can’t forget the fact that the children will be learning chemistry (gasp!) while doing the activity. You read correctly. This chemistry activity for kids explores the density of air and carbon dioxide. […]
Glowing Magic Potion Station
What do you get when you combine a few simple chemical reactions with glitter, neon paint and a black light? A Glowing Magic Potion Station that kids will ask for over and over again! Watching the reactions under the glow of a black light takes a simple kids’ science experiment from fascinating to fabulous. This post […]
Mint Fireworks
Activity for ages 3 to 8. Sometimes the simplest kids’ science activities are the biggest hits. These show stopping mint fireworks take just a minute to prep and are guaranteed to entertain little scientists over and over again. They’re a quick and easy kids’ science project with major wow power. Getting Ready To prep, I grabbed a […]
Sunscreen Science for Kids
Activity for ages 3 to 6. If there is one thing my kiddos {and I} don’t like about summer it’s having to slather on sunscreen. But after this low-prep, super simple kids’ science experiment showed us just how important sunscreen actually is, none of us are complaining about the inconvenience. Getting Ready The prep for this experiment […]
Kids’ Science: Oil and Watercolor Painting
Activity for ages 3 to 8. This delightfully messy activity blends art and kids’ science and is a great way to show that oil and water will not mix. Don’t let the mess stop you from trying this activity. My kiddos loved watching the water colors bead up on top of the oil and could have spent the whole […]
Ice Cream in a Bag
Activity for ages 3 to 8. What’s better than ice cream on a hot summer’s day?! Ice cream with a little kids’ science sprinkled on top, that’s what! This deliciously fun science activity is so simple. It’s one of our favorite treats to make while camping. With a few common ingredients and a little muscle, you […]
The Science of Yeast
Activity for ages 3 to 8. This super simple kids’ science experiment exploring how yeast works came about one rainy afternoon as my kids and I were baking homemade bread. It’s a quick and easy science activity that has lots of wow factor. With just a few household items, we could all see how the tiny fungi work […]
How to Make Butter in a Jar
Wondering how to make butter? This quick and easy activity combines two of my kiddos’ favorite things: food and science. They were riveted watching the cream go through its various stages to become butter and couldn’t wait to taste the homemade goodness. With a few simple supplies and a little muscle power, you could be enjoying fresh […]
3 Insanely Cool Egg Experiments
Activity for ages 3 to 8. These kids’ science experiments use one egg and a few simple kitchen items for some seriously egg-citing results. The three sequential experiments are super simple but loaded with learning. My 5 year old loved watching her egg “magically” transform and ranked this as one of her favorite experiments yet! […]
Hidden Message Bath Fizzies
Activity for ages 3 to 8. The bath bombs we made for Mother’s Day last year were such a hit with both my kids. They loved every step – from mixing and molding the fizzies, to delivering them. So I came up with these Valentine’s inspired bath fizzies that reveal a secret message when placed in the bath. Of […]
DIY Home Science Kit for Kids
Whether you’re looking for an insanely cool science gift for kids or you need a list of go-to science supplies, this DIY home science kit has you covered. Most of the supplies are available at the Dollar Store and the free experiment cards include four ready to go activities little Einsteins will love. You can grab our complete […]
Magic Inflating Conversation Hearts
Activity for ages 3 to 8. If you’re looking for a simple science experiment with a BIG wow factor, you’ve come to the right spot. This science activity uses just a couple of ingredients, takes just moments to complete and has a super exciting finish. Make some magic inflating conversation hearts just in time for Valentine’s Day! […]
Crystal Names
Activity for ages 3 and up. This easy-peasy, low cost science experiment uses borax to grow crystal names. Whether your child is 3 or 103, they’re sure to get excited about seeing their name shimmer and sparkle in the sunlight. Crystal names are one of our favorite kids’ science experiments yet. P.S. Looking for some easy ways to add super […]
Dancing Conversation Hearts
Activity for ages 3 to 8. After making gummy worms dance a few months back, my boys have been BEGGING to make something else boogy and shake. So when I saw conversation hearts at the Dollar Tree store, I knew they’d be perfect for a new science activity: dancing conversation hearts!! Getting Ready To prep, […]
Disappearing Candy Cane Stripes
Activity for ages 3 to 5. This quick prep kids’ science experiment is perfect for winter! Just grab a bag of candy canes and a bowl of warm water and you’re ready to make candy cane stripes magically disappear. To get ready for our simple kids’ science experiment, I invited my five year old to play with […]
Candy Chromatography
Activity for ages 3 to 6. This super simple kids’ science experiment explores how candy gets its color using a science technique called chromatography – separating the different components of a mixture. My 4 year old daughter, A, was more than eager to dig into her candy stash when she realized she could eat whatever candy we didn’t end […]
20 Kids’ Science Experiments You Can Do At Home
Activities for ages 3 to 8. There are so many kids’ science experiments you can do at home. From learning about how clouds rain to making sun-dried raisins, this list of 20 favorite science activities promises to be fun for kids AND grown ups. No science labs needed! Grab some baking soda and vinegar and make an uber […]
Glow in the Dark Slime
Activity for ages 4 to 8. This glow in the dark slime is sure to put anyone in the Halloween spirit. The kids’ science activity is simple to make but provides hours of imaginative sensory play. Glow in the Dark Slime Recipe For this experiment you’ll need to gather a few supplies: 2 bottles of Elmer’s white school glue […]
Dancing Frankenworms
Activity for ages 2 to 5. This simple kids’ science activity is perfect for little mad scientists who like seeing creatures come alive before their eyes. Like our fizzing popsicle paint and magic balloons, this kids’ science experiment uses baking soda and vinegar to make gummy worms dance. P.S. Looking for some easy ways to add […]
Magic Fizzing Popsicle Paint
Activity for ages 3 to 8. These magic fizzing popsicle paints are an awesome kids’ science project for all ages. One hot day a few weeks ago, I pulled out a batch of the magical popsicles from our freezer and invited my 4 year old daughter to start painting. She was thrilled when her masterpiece began fizzing! […]
Exploding Pop Rockets
Activity for ages 3 and up. My four year old daughter, A’s, favorite 4th of July event is watching fireworks explode in the night sky. So I whipped together this 4th of July twist on those classic Alka-Seltzer rockets. The easy kids’ science project is perfect for the 4th of July, New Year’s Eve or just because! […]
Magic Balloons
For ages 4 and up. For the past month, my 6 year old son has been a balloon blowing machine. He was thrilled when I pulled together this fun kids’ science experiment showing him four ways to blow up a balloon WITHOUT his mouth. Ready to give these magic balloons a try too? To Prep I grabbed my supplies: […]
Fizzy Scented Bath Bombs for Mom
Activity for ages 3 to 7. There’s nothing more special than a kid-made gift – especially if it’s a gift that comes with some well deserved pampering. That’s why my 4 year old daughter and I decided to make scented bath fizzes for the wonderful moms and grandmoms in our lives. This kid-made gift is sure to please! P.S. […]
Magic Rainbow Milk
Activity for ages 2-6. Bring a little color and magic with this super simple and fascinating science experiment for kids. Like our rainbow jar, rainbow milk is a simple science activity with a big “WOW!” factor. Getting Ready To make rainbow milk, you can choose to keep it super simple and use only one kind of […]
15 Insanely Cool Preschool Science Projects
Little Einsteins will love this roundup of super fun kids’ science projects. It includes fun ways to learn about density, states of matter, life cycles and so. much. more. They’re the perfect compliment to our Super Cool Science Kit! Topping the list is our most popular post to date – a simple density science experiment with a HUGE […]