Science Labs

A simple sink or float science experiment for kids using candy

Love kitchen science experiments with materials you already have in the pantry. These science activities all use salt plus one or two other ingredients. Simple yet fun. Kids not only learn about salt attributes, but also scientific thinking, process, and methodology. Cool STEM project ideas to do at home or school or homeschool.

We decided to make homemade ice cream in our mason jars…and the kids had so much fun. Although they didn’t shake them all themselves…it was more fun for a minute until their little arms got tired, and then Mom and Dad ended up shaking the rest. Oh well, they enjoyed it for a minute! I remember big family gatherings, when I was little, and the ice cream maker was always a big family tradition during those get togethers! I grew to love home made ice cream many years ago. When I saw this…

My students pretty much loved my student teacher and I on Friday as we are about to conclude our unit on Matter. They have been very good about recognizing the various states and how the states ch…

Wondering how to make butter? This quick and easy science activity combines two of kids’ favorite things: food and science. My children were riveted watching the cream go through its various stages to become butter and couldn’t wait to taste the homemade goodness. With a few simple supplies and a little muscle power, you will […]

States of matter

Simple Kids Science - How Yeast Works. Fun way to see how bread rises. Easy science experiment with an exciting wow factor.

This fun Easter Peeps science experiment uses a classic Easter candy to help children think scientifically about the effect of different liquids.

Great experiment for Christmas Time. Use candy canes to follow the scientific method data sheets with pictures. Materials Problem Hypothesis Experiment Data Results ...

A pot pie is a mixture of meat pie ingredients made in a pot, hence the name "pot pie". It usually consists of flat square noodles and other ingredients such as meat and vegetables.

I am a big beleiver in the old saying: A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words. Yesterdays post caused me some anxiety because I didn't have any pictures to share. Have no fear: Pinterest to the rescue! So for all you visual people (like me!)- a little taste of gingerbread from some fabulous teachers (not me!). Check out their blogs by clicking on the links below the picture! Gingerbread Adjectives- Babbling Abby Cute bulletin board- sorry no website for this one! Can anyone claim this?…

ROCK CANDY EXPERIMENT: A beautiful Science experiment & a yummy treat all in one. My kids loved checking on their jars each day to see if the rock candy had grown!

This is a cootie catcher (or fortune teller) for states of matter vocabulary. This is a great way to have students review their vocabulary and not even realize that they are learning! They will be swept away this addictive activity. A second copy is included if you would like for students to fill...

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