Explore engaging science activities for kids that spark curiosity and creativity, helping them learn through hands-on experiments and fun discoveries.
This blood model sensory bottle lets kids see what’s floating around inside their bodies, with squishy red beads, “white blood cells” and glittery “plasma.” It’s the perfect mix of “eww!” and “wow!” It takes about five minutes to make, and somehow turns into half an hour of everyone arguing over who gets to shake it … Read more
Bubbling cauldrons, swirling colors and a little glitter. This witches brew science experiment is part potion play, part real chemistry, and every one of my kids, from the toddler up to the tween, wants in when it comes out. Set it out as a fizzy sensory activity for little ones, or turn it into a … Read more
If your little ones love watching bees bounce from flower to flower, this DIY bee hotel is a sweet way to help the bees and get kids excited about nature. It’s made from a recycled can, rolled paper tubes and a few sticks from the yard. Kids practice measuring and rolling while they learn how … Read more
Turn St. Patrick’s Day into a fizzing science adventure! This pot of gold bubbles over with glittery yellow foam right in front of your kids. It’s a simple baking soda reaction with a holiday twist, and kids can tweak the recipe to make it fizz even bigger. Ages 3 and up Time 15 minutes Science … Read more
Kids love adventures, and this is one of the easiest. Grab an empty egg carton and some markers and you’ve got a color scavenger hunt. Kids hunt for colors in nature and match them to each cup, and suddenly every leaf, rock and flower is exciting. Ages 2 and up Prep 10 minutes Where Yard, … Read more