What to Do with Leftover Easter Egg Dye
What to do with leftover Easter egg dye? We finished coloring our Easter eggs. Now what? We were left with 12 cups of …
What Can You Learn from a Cardboard Tube?
Patrick came home with a large cardboard tube used for carpet rolls. He and his uncle planned to cut it in half …
Exploring Wind
As soon as March arrived, it became windy here. What a perfect time to go outside and experience it and add a …
Shadow Play Science
Materials: flashlight random objects or toys a blank wall Play ideas: Let your imagination run wild with this activity. Shine the flashlight …
A Touchy Case: Making Observations with Our Sense of Touch
I’ve got a quick little science activity for you today. It focuses on your sense of touch. Here’s what you need: Objects …
Saturday Morning Science: Get Outside
I’ve been racking my brain to come up with science activity I can post using my phone. I decided to write about …
Chain Reaction Science
Let’s have some fun with physics today. We’re talking about chain reaction science and exploring cause and effect relationships. Materials Needed: Toys …
Cornstarch & Water
Today’s awesomeness I hope you have seen before – mixing cornstarch and water. In college, I worked at a before and after …
Kitchen Chemistry
Today we’re having a little fun with kitchen chemistry for kids. The goal is exploration and discovery, so let your children lead. Kitchen …
Rainbows in Milk
Creating rainbows in milk is a fun science activity that uses ingredients from the kitchen. Rainbows in Milk You’ll need the following …