I bet you didn’t know that cabbage is an indicator for acid and bases! This is such a fun at home science experiment to do with the kids. I admit, it wowed m a little bit (okay, a lot) as well as putting a big smile on my son’s face. It wasn’t too difficult to put…
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Science Activities for Kids
My kids love learning with simple science experiments. Scientific explorations teaches kids patience, encourages curiosity and is also just a lot of fun!
Most of our science projects are easy to do at home, with common household materials. We have ideas for toddlers and tweens and everyone in between. You will find everything from plant science, to chemical reactions, to harnessing the power of electricity. There is something for every interest and skill level.
Peruse our archive of ideas or see a list on our Giant List of Indoor Activities for Kids.
Growing Crystals
Time for another Science Project. This one we got from the book Super Science Concoctions. It’s an OK book but there were only a few things at this stage that I think will hold Kiddo’s interest. I decided to give a project about growing crystals a try. You can find directions for this on the…
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Unplugged Project: White (and Kosher)
This week’s Unplugged Project was WHITE. So I was motivated to do something with Kiddo that had been rolling around in my head since we had done something similar in Kiddo’s science class some time ago. (I had forgotten about how the Unplugged Project was such a motivator for me to get off my butt…
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Sailing Away: Homemade Sailboats
“Air and Wind” was the theme in this morning’s Science Class. Judging by the kids’ involvement, it was definitely one of the most successful classes, perhaps because he likes water play so much. Kiddo loved all the activities and so when he was being annoying during dinner preparation I set up the sailboat activity. It…
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