#science activities

Let kids use their mad science skills with this fruity lip balm kit 🤩 crafting their own lip balm using fruity fragrances 🍎🍊🍌 suitable for 8+

Embark on an exciting home science adventure with a captivating array of dry ice experiments. These engaging activities promise entertainment while offering valuable insights into scientific concepts. Witness sublimation spectacles, launch DIY rockets, and transform your home into a dynamic scientific playground where curiosity thrives. Let the cool experiments with dry ice begin, igniting a passion for learning and exploration. 

Fun easy science activities for kids will make learning easier and more interesting for them. Check out our interesting Easter rabbit's body parts activity for preschoolers.

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Did you know you could blow up a balloon using vinegar and baking soda? You can! Get your little scientist and explore using this super cool science experiment!

What if I told you a balloon could fill up with air, without you having to blow it up? Sounds crazy right? But it’s true! With a little chemical reaction a balloon can fill with air without the manual labor of blowing it up!

What you’ll need

Vinegar

Baking Soda

Funnel (found this to best way to limit the mess!)

Empty Bottle

Latex Balloon

Chemical Reactions and Filling the Balloon

Using the…

Everyone loves to look at rainbows! They are breathtaking and beautiful! But why wait til their is a rainstorm to see one when you can make your own! Gather up your supplies and watch as a rainbow magically grows on its own!

Everyone loves rainbows! Rainbows symbolize peace, serenity, good luck, and even promises. Not to mention they are beautiful to look at. Bring rainbows inside by growing your own using a paper towel, markers and water!

What you’ll need

Paper towel sheet

Markers

2 galsses or jars

Water

How to grow your rainbows

You will take the paper towel and fold it in half along its long side. Then…

Collect gummy bears. Keep a few for control and for snacks.

Guess what will happen.

Heat 1 cup of water on stove. Slowly add salt and stir. Continue adding salt until it no longer dissolves and a few salt crystals remain at the bottom. Poor the solution in a bowl and let mixture come to room temperature.

Repeat process with sugar.

Fill last bowl with normal water.

Place a few gummy bears in each bowl and keep a few for control.

Observe what happens and discuss osmosis.