Easy science experiments

I just love this color changing flowers science experiment! It's a fun spring science activity for kids in preschool and elementary. Free printable recording sheets too!

Dancing rice experiment for kids. Make rice dance like magic in this super simple kitchen science experiment from Green Kid Crafts...

For once contain the mess and make a tornado in a jar !

My boys love science, so it's always fun to spend a rainy summer day doing simple science experiments. This year, we decided to make a bouncy egg. Today, I am sharing the super-simple instructions and the super-cool results! All you need to make a bouncy egg is a glass, an egg, and vinegar. Fill the glass with vinegar, drop in the egg, and wait for the vinegar to dissolve the shell. The process starts immediately, and it will take about 24 hours to complete. (If the shell isn't completely…

Explore liquid densities with this fun & magical experiment for kids! My girls loved making fireworks in a jar and used this activity for their science fair project, too! #scienceactivities #scienceactivitiesforkids #fireworksinajar #fireworksinabottle #fireworkscraft #scienceexperimentskids #scienceforkids #sciencefairprojectsforelementary #sciencefairprojects

Simple Science: How Clouds Make Rain. When rainy weather hits and you're stuck inside this simple science experiment is perfect for teaching little learners how clouds make rain.

What do you do when you have two kids dying to play in the snow , but there isn't any? You make your own ! This snow i...

A tornado, also called twister or cyclone, is a violent rotating column of air extending between the Earth’s surface and the base of a thunderstorm. Best science experiments for kids

Try out a new science experiment with this collection of over 80 activities to do with kids at home, or school. Science experiments kids will love! #scienceexperiments #scienceforkids #scienceexperimentselementary

A soothing cross between slime and play dough, this edible pudding slime recipe smells almost good enough to eat! (And it's taste-safe!)