Science Projects for All Ages
🧪 Materials: Clear glass or plastic cup Water Shaving cream Blue food coloring Dropper or spoon 👩🔬 Instructions: Fill the cup ¾ full with water. Spray a “cloud” of shaving cream on top. Drop blue food coloring on top using a spoon or dropper. 👀 What to Look For: The food coloring will slowly “rain” …
🧪 Materials: 1 raw egg 1 glass or jar Vinegar 👩🔬 Instructions: Place the egg in the jar and cover it with vinegar. Let it sit for 2 days. (Watch bubbles form!) Carefully remove the egg and rinse it with water. 👀 What to Look For: The eggshell will dissolve, and the egg will become …
🧪 Materials: 6 clear cups or jars Paper towels (cut into strips) Water Red, yellow, and blue food coloring 👩🔬 Instructions: Line up the 6 cups in a circle or straight line. Fill every other cup with water (cup 1, 3, and 5). Add a few drops of red to cup 1, yellow to cup …
Bacteria Growth Science Food can spoil right away if the environment is favorable for bacterial growth. If you want to teach kids about how bacteria grow and the importance of refrigeration, this is the science project to for you. What you need: Balloons 2 to 3 glass soda bottles Yeast How to do it: Get …
Plants Keep the House Cool Higher plants or trees have always given shade during hot days. Have you ever wondered if smaller plants cool you down when you’re inside your home? This science project will help you find out. What you need: 2 thermometers to measure room temperature. A digital thermometer that can measure outside …
Have you ever wondered what the freezing point of water is? Do know how salt affects the freezing point of water as well? This simple and fun science project will help you get the answer to both questions. What you need: • A small string or thread • Water • Table salt • Small toys …
Have you ever wondered how those colored carnations got their hues? You can make different colored flowers that are unique from all others. All you need to do is purchase the flower you want. What you need: • White colored flowers (rose or carnation) • Water • Pair of scissors • Food coloring • Small …
When you have too many seasonal fruits in your kitchen, you often want to taste them all at the same time. There are times when you pick a bunch of them and peel them all at the same time for convenient eating. Yet, have you ever thought that peeling the fruit removes its first layer …
As a parent it’s imperative that your child has fun at school and develops a love for learning that lasts a lifetime. The best way to do this is by getting your child involved in science from a young age with the help of a few easy science projects for kids. Not only will …