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Science Crafts & Activities for Kids
Kids love science, and we've put together a ton of science crafts and activities to keep their minds curious! Fun science projects for all ages so grab your kids and some of these fun ideas.
Sun Print Art
Turn ordinary, everyday objects into beautiful pieces of art using sunshine and special sun print paper.
Crystal Egg Geodes
This is not only a craft but a science experiment as well. Kids will learn what makes the crystals grow […]
Dyeing Flowers
With glasses of colored water, some flowers and a knife or scissors to cut the stem, watch as flowers drink […]
Hot Cocoa Science
Learn about density and buoyancy using hot cocoa and candy! This tasty science experiment is great fun on a cold […]
Popsicle Stick Catapult
Building a catapult is a great STEM activity for young kids. Play with variables to see if you can make […]
X is for X-ray
Combine science with art by making a realistic x-ray craft. The only materials you need are black cardstock (or construction […]
Sparkly Explosion!
Grab the kids attention with this sparkling, popping science experiment! Make science loads of fun!
Food Chain Stacking Cups
Make a Food Chain game out of styrofoam cups! Just glue images on cups and write the name of the […]
Flubber Recipe
What could be more fun than to make Flubber? Playing with it!
Marshmallow Catapults
Have some fun with physics by making your own catapult from simple household items. Challenge the family to see who […]
Balloon Propelled Lego Car
Learn how to build a car from Legos that is propelled by a balloon! Take this fun activity even farther […]
Paper Plate Weather Chart
Your little weather watchers can make these weather charts to map out the current weather conditions. Simple enough for their […]
Paper Plate Spacecraft
Look back at Earth from this paper plate spacecraft! This easy and inexpensive craft is an excellent project to do […]
Mad Scientist Potion
Bring out the mad scientist in everyone with this fun bubbling brews that kids (and adults!) will love to drink. […]
Salt Pendulum
Combine science and art with this awesome pendulum project that’s fun for all ages (even adults!). Use plain or colored […]
How to Make Rainbow Ice
Beat the summer heat and make your own Rainbow Ice for the water table or kiddie pool! While they play, […]
Dinosaur Egg Soap
Get your kids wanting to wash their hands with these Dino Egg Soaps – they have to wash their hands […]
Ladybug Magnifying Glass Craft
Get up close and observe the body structures of ladybugs before making this craft. This realistic craft is perfect to […]
Moving Mini Robot
Kids of all ages will have a great time building their own mini robots from the ground up. The step […]
Oobleck
Keep the kids entertained and learning with Oobleck. It is like slime, but it’s both a solid and a liquid. […]
Homemade Rock Candy
The kids will have fun joining you in the kitchen to make this old-timey treat! It’s cooking and science in […]
Easy Preschool Planet Craft
Pique your child’s interest in science and planets with this easy preschool planet craft. Have fun and make the whole […]
Ombre Penny Art
Use the power of science to transform pennies into a variety of shades to create a beautiful piece of art. […]
Solar S’mores
Harness the power of the sun and make some delicious s’mores! Kids of all ages will love this fun science […]
Colorful Baking Soda and Vinegar Reaction
Use three very common household ingredients to create an explosion of rainbow colors that will wow the kids! This is […]
Paper Mache Solar System
Introduce the solar system with these fabulous paper mache Sun, Earth and Moon! Show the kids how to have a […]
Hot Air Balloon Art
Introduce the concept of analogous colors and warm/cool colors with this beautiful hot air balloon project. Each is one-of-a-kind and […]
How to Make Giant Bubbles
Use this recipe to make giant bubbles. Kids (and adults) will have a blast playing with these outdoors!
Balloon Powered Car
This balloon-powered car will keep kids busy for hours. It’s a great project for kids to learn while having tons […]
Balloon CD Hovercraft
Decorate CDs, then use them to make these fun balloon hovercrafts! This classic science experiment mesmerizes kids every time.
Homemade Sidewalk Paint
Make some sidewalk paint using simple ingredients such as cornstarch, water, and food coloring. It’s easy to make and provides […]
Easy Preschool Science Experiments
Sometimes a simple science experiment is exactly what you need to spark your child’s curiosity and change up the crafting […]
Giant Crystal Rainbow
Kids of all ages will be wowed by this beautiful giant crystal rainbow. It’s fun, easy and a great activity to […]
Crystal Snowflakes
Show the kids how they can grow their own snowflakes. Use them to decorate the tree, hang in a window, […]
Painted Planets
This fun collage starts with painting contact paper in various colors. Assemble them on construction paper, either realistically or using […]
Coffee Grounds Fossils
Create these cool fossils from used coffee grounds. Kids can pretend they are on a real life dinosaur excavation!
Mendel Monsters
Explore dominant and recessive genes through artwork. This fun art lesson helps kids understand the science of basic inherited genetics.
Clothespin Catapult
Your kids will love making this simple catapult and launching items into the air. You can set up a bucket […]
Solar System Cookie
This giant cookie is inspired by the solar system. Make this for a fun space-themed treat.
Abstract Planet Collage
Here’s an activity that brings together art, science, music, and creativity. Your kids will love making abstract paintings and turning […]
Solar System with Button Planets
This craft is a fun take on our solar system – using plastic canvas and buttons. A fun way to […]
Sun Print Thank You Card
Explore the science behind sun prints, then turn your prints into thoughtful cards. It’s so easy and really fun!
Plastic Bead Bowl
This fun bowl is made from melted plastic beads. A little adult supervision is required.
Embroidery Solar System
String together a whole solar system using string, glue and balloons.
Simple Chalk Eclipse Art
This simple art project is a great way to teach kids more about a solar eclipse. It only takes about […]
Space Needle Science
This fun science experiment explores how towers such as the Space Needle can withstand strong winds and earthquakes. It’s a […]
Coffee Filter Flowers
Explore color mixing and saturation with this engaging coffee filter craft. It’s great fun for spring or any time.
Pendulum Painting
Learn all about pendulums with this super fun activity that combines science and art. Use regular paint on paper, or […]
Science Crafts and Experiments: Hands On Learning
Science crafts and experiments are a great way to get kids excited about the wondrous world around them. As children […]
Rainbow Sugar Water Density Experiment
Explore density using sugar water through this simple science experiment. Kids of all ages will love this activity.
Terrarium Painting
Combine art with a science lesson with this neat Terrarium Painting project. The artwork solidifies observations kids make about plants […]
Melting Experiment
Conduct a fun and interesting science experiment to see what factors influence melting. This educational activity is inspired by the […]
Grow Your Own Crystal Necklace
Combine science and jewelry with this really neat project. Grow crystals from alum then turn them into pendants!
Buzzing Bug Noisemaker
This neat noisemaker sounds like a buzzing bug. It’s easy to make using materials you likely have on hand.
Funny Bones Science Experiment
Use turkey bones to learn all about the role of calcium in bones. This neat experiment is a lot of […]
Clucking Chicken (or Cackling Witch) Noisemaker
This easy science experiment teaches kids about sound as they create a noisemaker. It sounds just like a clucking chicken […]
Straw Whistle
Turn a straw into a whistle in under a minute. This fun science experiment couldn’t be simpler!
Plastic Spoon Catapult
Turn a plastic spoon and a few other common materials into a working catapult. It’s safe and very kid-friendly.
Sedimentary Rock Experiment
Learn about how sedimentary rock is formed and take core samples with this easy experiment. This hands-on activity is an […]