SCIENCE

Here is a simple seed germination activity that will allow your kids to watch the bean seeds go through the plant life cycle. All you need are some seeds, water beads, and a jar!

Learn how to make a DIY solar oven that works! With just a cardboard box and other common household items, you can make yummy s’mores with your own solar oven.

This DIY rainbow water bead lava lamp experiment will wow your kids! After you play with water beads, use them to learn the chemical reaction between sodium bicarbonate and water.

Learn about the human anatomy with this easy skeleton handprint x-ray craft for kids. After you finish, hang it up at a window and look at it with the sunlight shining through the paper just as a doctor would with a light box!

With just toothpicks and water, you can wow your children with this toothpick star trick plus teach them about capillary action.

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!