*This post contains affiliate links. See the disclosure policy for details. These first day of spring activities will get you and your kids excited about flowers, planting gardens, rainstorms, and baby animals. I hope these ideas will help you celebrate the end of winter and the warm, sunny days to come! Spring Science Ideas When I…
This making butter in a jar experiment is an excellent chemistry activity that is super-easy and one all ages will enjoy. We have set up our butter experiment with an interesting dependent and independent variable. Before you start making butter in a jar, download our free Making Butter worksheets. This printable pack has something for…
In this coffee filter painting STEM activity, we stumbled upon a surprise science lesson about capillary action. Capillary Action is the movement of water through a medium because water molecules like to stick to other water molecules, and stick to other substances. This color-changing flower activity and the paper towel activity in this post are…
In this captivating color changing flowers experiment, your children will explore the fascinating world of plant physiology and water absorption. This engaging hands-on activity involves placing white carnations in differently colored water and observing the mesmerizing transformation of the petals. This is one of those activities that can be done with all ages, including preschool!…
Animal tracks are evidence for the presence of animals in an area. Even if the animal is elusive and sneaky, or active mostly at night, they all leave behind tracks. With our animal tracks printable, your children can enjoy a hands-on study and make an animal tracks trap! Animal tracks not only tell us which…
Pi is a mathematical constant that demonstrates the relationship between the circumference and the diameter of a circle. What do I mean by that? What Is Pi? The circumference of a circle is the distance around the outside of the circle and the diameter is the distance across the center of the circle. If…
