Introduce the concept of analogous colors and warm/cool colors with this beautiful hot air balloon project. Each is one-of-a-kind and […]
Simple Solar System Model
Learn how to make a very simple solar system model using readily available materials. You can use it to give […]
How to Make Giant Bubbles
Use this recipe to make giant bubbles. Kids (and adults) will have a blast playing with these outdoors!
Balloon CD Hovercraft
Decorate CDs, then use them to make these fun balloon hovercrafts! This classic science experiment mesmerizes kids every time.
Phases of the Moon with Oreos
Help kids learn about the phases of the moon with this tasty activity. The printable to make it so simple.
Crystal Egg Geodes
This is not only a craft but a science experiment as well. Kids will learn what makes the crystals grow […]
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 […]
Mendel Monsters
Explore dominant and recessive genes through artwork. This fun art lesson helps kids understand the science of basic inherited genetics.
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 […]
Clothespin Catapult
Your kids will love making this simple catapult and launching items into the air. You can set up a bucket […]
Abstract Planet Collage
Here’s an activity that brings together art, science, music, and creativity. Your kids will love making abstract paintings and turning […]
Mini Space Shuttle Cakes
5..4..3..2..1.. Lift off into the kitchen with your little astronauts to make these tasty space shuttle cakes. A perfect snack […]
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 […]
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.
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!
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!
Sedimentary Rock Experiment
Learn about how sedimentary rock is formed and take core samples with this easy experiment. This hands-on activity is an […]
Science with Eggs
Learn how to make an eggshell disappear, then use the naked eggs for more experiments. Kitchen science is so much […]
Water Glass Xylophone
Learn all about the science of sound through this fun musical activity. It’s easy to do using materials you already […]
Working PVC Periscope
Follow the directions to create a working periscope using PVC and mirrors! It’s a great way to combine science, art […]
Finding Dory Ketchup Packet Fish
Turn ketchup packages into colorful fish from the world of Finding Dory. Through a science experiment called “The Cartesian Diver,” […]
Nature Explorer Kit: Bugs
Put together a super fun nature explorer kit for (or with!) your kids. Use it for nature walks or to […]
Easter Science Kit
This Easter Science Kit is a great alternative to an Easter basket full of candy. It includes a printable for […]
Sun Print Art
Turn ordinary, everyday objects into beautiful pieces of art using sunshine and special sun print paper.
Hot Cocoa Science
Learn about density and buoyancy using hot cocoa and candy! This tasty science experiment is great fun on a cold […]
Glitter Bouncy Balls
Make glitter bouncy balls in lots of fun colors. They’re cheap to buy, but making them yourself is a great […]
Mason Jar Lava Lamps
Make these groovy mason jar lava lamps and add glitter for extra fun! This is a fun science experiment for […]
Berry Basket Balloon Car
This quick and easy balloon-powered car is made out of a recycled berry basket. They are so much fun to […]
Rocket Valentines
These Rocket Valentines are a great candy alternative gift for kids to give out on Valentine’s Day. They allow for […]
Fall Discovery Jars
Learn about fall and science at the same time with these fun and easy discovery jars. Great for sensory play!
Moving Pepper Science Experiment
This is a very simple science experiment that can be done with children as young as 2. Basically, if they […]
Ocean in a Bottle
Discovery bottles are so much fun! This simple ocean-in-a-bottle activity is a classic that never gets old.
Homemade Slime
Mix a few simple ingredients and create your own slime. It’s easy, fun, and a great party favor, especially for […]
Drawing Robot
Make your own actual drawing robot out of a few simple parts. So much fun to watch in action and a […]
Doll-Sized Rock Collection
Make a mini rock collection that is perfectly sized for American Girl Dolls. Educational and cute!
Doll-Sized Volcano Presentation
Make a miniature volcano using an egg carton, then create the rest of the science presentation! Perfectly sized for American […]
Gyrocopters
Discover how helicopters work with this fun, easy, and inexpensive science experiment. All you need are paper, scissors, and paperclips!
Dyed Rainbow Flowers
Learn how to dye gorgeous rainbow flowers. A classic and fun science experiment for the kids that produces beautiful results!
Dyed Paper Towels
Don’t throw away your extra dye once the eggs are colored! Use it for a fun activity that combines art […]
Snowman Soap Experiment
This awesome science experiment doubles as a cute craft that is great for DIY gift giving. A perfect activity for […]
Cardboard Snapping Fish
Make a big, moving snapping fish from cardboard. Kids will love to make it and then spend plenty of time […]
Toddler Chemistry Lab
Your child will LOVE playing chemist with these kid-safe materials. The fun will last as long as the supplies do!
Life-Sized Body Map
Help your kids make a life-sized map of their bodies. You’ll love seeing their “aha moments” as they learn about […]
Sparkle Bottles
Turn glue and glitter into a visually mesmerizing project. Even the most rambunctious boys will get a kick out of […]
Make Your Own Butter
Keep the kids busy with at-home science experiments like this one! Make your own butter with nothing but sweet cream, […]
Color Blending Tops
This activity combines art, science, and play AND they’re made from recycled objects. These tops are mesmerizing and fun for […]
Liquid Fireworks
For most kids, Fourth of July fireworks are a highlight of the holiday. Who doesn’t love those magnificent and exciting […]
Homemade Pop Rocks
Pop Rocks candy is tasty and so much fun. Instead of buying it, try making your own at home. Be […]
Patriotic Punch
Have the kids help make some patriotic punch! Not only is it tasty and cute, but it’s a great opportunity […]
Monsters Inc Inspired Slime
Let your kids enjoy some sensory fun as they create monsters and watch the slime ooze. A fun science project […]