Science experiments for kids

This 30 Day Science Activity Planner is an excellent resource for fun and easy science experiments for kids to do at home. Make sure you grab the printable science activity …

Have fun learning about non-Newtonian fluids and what makes something solid or a liquid in this simple science experiment. Best of all, the liquid or solid science experiment is low-mess, …

Art and science mix with this fun viscosity art STEAM project! Learn how liquids move differently through liquids with different viscosity and make interesting color-mixing art at the same time. …

If your kids love science, they will love this Fizzy Bottle Caps science experiment, which is a fun twist on the classic baking soda and vinegar reaction experiment. With supplies …

This unicorn density tower science experiment is a fun way to learn about the different densities of liquid and other objects dropped into the tower. My daughter loves unicorns and …

Try this fun galaxy oobleck version for a kid-pleasing twist that puts the art in STEAM! The galaxy colors are a fun twist on this classic oobleck science experiment. It’s …

This ocean zone density jar science activity is a fun and engaging way to teach kids about the ocean layers. It’s a great visual, allowing them to see the difference …

This M&M Rainbow Candy Science Experiment is a simple science activity for kids to do at home. You can use candy to conduct science experiments with kids at home or …

Do you remember collecting leaves and making leaf rubbings as a kid? I do! Most kids enjoy exploring nature and discovering the world around them. Capture this love of nature …

We love doing fun projects that also teach the kids. These Balloon Air Pressure Experiments for Kids are ideal for getting kids interested in science projects and teaching them basic …

This oil and water color changing lab is a super fun science experiment for kids. It’s perfect for toddlers and preschoolers! There is something amazing about color mixing, and mixing …

This Melting Rainbow preschool science experiment is perfect for preschoolers and kindergartners. It’s easy to set up and uses common household items. Does your kid ask “why” a gazillion times …