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Ant Experiments for Kids to do this Summer
Sometimes science experiments are complicated and require a lot of materials and detailed instructions. However, science experiments can also be incredibly simple while being just as fun and interesting. Setting up an ant experiment is fascinating for kids and adults alike and is definitely a simple experiment for kids that can be repeated over and over again. I suggest setting it up and then heading over to try other sun science experiments while the ants [...]
Leprechaun Science | Magic Milk for St. Patrick’s Day
The tricky leprechauns are at it again! This time they've used their powers to produce St. Patrick's Day science experiment magic. Using just three ingredients found in your kitchen, you, too, can perform magic leprechaun science that will delight and dazzle the kids this St. Patrick's Day. If you love this activity be sure to check out our collection of 17 St. Patrick's Day science activities for kids! This St. Patrick's day science experiment [...]
Dry Ice Rocket | Rainbow Painting STEAM Activity
Making a rainbow dry ice rocket is a thrilling science experiment to teach children about pressure, states of matter, and chemical reactions. There is nothing better than the anticipation of waiting for a film canister rocket to take off! This exciting and colorful STEM activity is a fun dry ice experiment and is perfect for a St. Patrick's Day science experiment, a summer science experiment, or just for fun! If you enjoy this dry [...]
Skittles Rainbow | Kids’ Science for St. Patrick’s Day
Making a Skittles rainbow is a bright and colorful project that will thrill the kids and engage their creativity. Perfect for a St. Patrick's Day rainbow, springtime, or anytime you need a quick and easy kitchen science experiment. This is one of our best St. Patrick's Day science activities that you definitely don't want to miss! Make a Skittles Rainbow*This post contains affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy.Science doesn't get any easier [...]
Flying Cupids | Static Electricity for Valentine’s Day
Playing and experimenting with static electricity provides children with some of their earliest hands-on physics lessons. This is an easy Valentine's Day STEM activity where the kids make Cupid fly using static electricity. Get your balloons and your crazy hair ready! Valentine's Day Science Activities If you enjoy this Valentine's Day science experiment and you are looking for even more heart-filled fun, be sure to check out our ebook, 14 SUPER COOL VALENTINE'S [...]
Valentine’s Science and Icy Art
Creating colorful ice hearts is the perfect creative Valentines science activity to do with kids of all ages. This vibrant Valentine's Day STEM project works great whether you are planning a class party or just looking for an easy and fun activity to do at home! If you enjoy this Valentine's Day science experiment and are looking for even more heart-filled fun, be sure to check out our ebook, 14 SUPER COOL VALENTINE'S DAY SCIENCE [...]
20 Must-Try Valentine STEM Activities
It's easy to get kids engaged in educational activities when they have a fun theme! We have gathered a collection of the best Valentine's Day STEM activities for kids from all over the web. In this post you will find ideas for Valentine's Day science, technology, engineering, and math for kids. If you enjoy these Valentine's Day STEM activities and you are looking for even more heart-filled fun, be sure to check out [...]
Valentine’s Day Science | Magic Milk Hearts
Magic milk is one of our favorite science activities because of the endless possibilities for creation. Magic milk hearts is a Valentine's Day science activity that is irresistible! The kids love watching the colors erupt, scatter, and mix. It is sometimes unpredictable, which makes it exciting and new each time. Check out our collection of over 20 Valentine's Day STEM activities for kids for even more ideas! If you are planning a Valentine's [...]
Snow Density Science Experiment for Kids
The winter months are a natural time to learn and play with ice and snow. This snow density science experiment is a fun and easy STEM activity to add to our collection of winter science experiments. Simply gather snow in a jar, watch it melt, and record the results! Getting Started *This post contains affiliate links. Please see our disclosure policy. It doesn't snow often where we live, so when it does, [...]
Holiday Magic Milk | Winter Science for Kids
Creating magic milk is one of our favorite kitchen science experiments to do. It is easy to set up, easy to clean up, and only requires a few supplies that we readily have in our kitchen. Plus, the kids love to wax creative by making colorful art and pretending to be mad scientists. This holiday version is the perfect winter science experiment for Christmas and is easy to do in a classroom or at home. [...]
