Kids will love making their very own walking rainbow experiment from just three colors as a fun addition to rainbow science experiments. It’s amazing how color mixing science experiments for kids can make something spectacular! The Walking rainbow science project is a classic science experiment that we’ve tried before. It was a lot of fun to …
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Is there anything more soothing than the slow fall of beautiful glitter particles suspended in water? It’s something I find very relaxing, and when my kids were young, they loved them, too! With so many variations, this glitter jar tutorial turned into a mason jar science experiment! This calm down jar tutorial will show you …
Nutrition is an important topic in our house. We incorporate nutrition as part of our everyday conversation, and occasionally work it into our STEM activities. Meal planning with kids should equip them to make healthy eating choices throughout life, whether at home or when eating out. My goal is to provide my kids with the …
If you’re looking for instant ice experiments, don’t forget frost in a can! Make your own frost using this simple guide on how to make frost in a can! We live in Texas. That means we get, one, maybe up to three freezing days per winter. When we get snow and ice, we usually just …
Did you know you can learn how to make instant ice in 5 seconds? It’s true! There is such a thing as instant ice. But it’s not magic, it’s just science and part of instant ice experiments! The instant ice science experiment is a super fun science demonstration that kids of all ages will love. …
Seasonal STEM activities are tons of fun, including fall chemistry experiments! This fun hands-on dancing cranberries experiment shows kids how a chemical reaction can work in real time. Inspired by the iconic Thanksgiving food of cranberries, the dancing cranberry science experiment allows students to explore chemistry in a new and seasonally-appropriate way and is perfect …