Kids can learn about what preys owls eat and the food chain through this fun Owl Pellet Dissection activity! Don’t forget to download the free printable journal that helps guide your kids through this hands-on science experiment.
Your kids will love growing beans in a bag because they can watch the beans go through the different stages of the plant life cycle. It’s an easy and interactive way to teach your kids about plant biology!
With just paper, bendy straw, scissors, and tape, you can make a ping-pong ball, styrofoam ball, or foil ball levitate in mid-air! Your kids will love doing this Floating Ball Experiment that demonstrates Bernoulli’s Principle over and over again!
This apple-scented slime is easy to make and a great science experiment and sensory play to do with your child in the fall. Try it with other fun apple-themed fall activities!
Whether or not you like red cabbage, you can use the red cabbage juice as a pH indicator to determine whether a liquid is an acid or base. It’s a fun and easy science experiment that your kids will enjoy!
This easy spring baking soda and vinegar science activity is quick to set up and uses common household products you already have in the kitchen. It also makes a fun Easter activity to do with the kids!
Last week, we made naked green eggs as a fun STEM activity after reading Dr. Seuss’s Green Eggs and Ham. The kids had a blast and loved playing with the bouncy egg. However, they were kind of bummed that they couldn’t eat the green egg. So that’s why this week, we made edible green eggs …
Celebrate Dr. Seuss’s birthday with this fun and amazing naked green eggs and ham science experiment! Your kids will love bouncing the egg on a plate and watching it explode!
Learn about the rabbit life cycle as part of your spring or Easter unit study. Your kids will love learning about these fuzzy, adorable creatures! The spring and Easter coming up, it’s the perfect time to plan a unit study on the rabbit life cycle. Plus, they are such adorable animals, your kids will love …
Your kids will feel like Superman when they discover that they can bend bones in this Bone in Vinegar Science Experiment. With only a few materials plus bones from dinner, you can make your kids feel like they have super strength!