How to Make Skittles Science Experiment (Free PDF) | KidMinds
Did you know that you can use science to separate different colors in the coating of Skittles? This fun science activity is bright and beautiful and a real hit| My Blog
Did you know that you can use science to separate different colors in the coating of Skittles? This fun science activity is bright and beautiful and a real hit| My Blog
Hammering nails into a pumpkin may seem like a simple and fun activity for kids, but it's also an incredibly educational experience. + science sheets & physics| My Blog
Inside: All you need to make a raft are a few natural items you can find in your own backyard or local park. You'd never guess this is a great introduction to physics and can keep your kids occupied for hours. We love floating our fun DIY, eco-friendly, and completely biodegradable stick rafts! And I| My Blog
Our fun and engaging Honeycomb Sensory Activity is a great way to start exploring the world of bees while providing unique sensory feedback.| The Chaos and the Clutter
Thanksgiving is a time for feasting and gratitude, but it can also be your chance to engage curious minds with some fun and educational science experiments.| My Blog
This cranberry juice and baking soda invisible ink recipe is fun for writing secret messages and great for learning about acid-base chemical reactions.| My Blog
This fun and educational activity allows kids to explore different methods to keep apples from turning brown. Scroll down to science printables and how-to video| My Blog
This color-changing lemonade is not only a refreshing beverage but also a captivating science experiment that will amaze your taste buds and your mind.| My Blog
These chocolate frogs are simple, healthy, and delicious. This is one magical treat you won’t mind indulging in with your little Harry Potter fans.| My Blog
How to use boric acid powder to grow beautiful crystal geodes inside duck or chicken eggs. Plus, rock science printables: geode word search and crossword.| My Blog
Here is a quick quiz for kids to spark interest in space, ignite their curiosity, and make their learning a fun-filled adventure.| My Blog
Inside: This simple kite is super easy to make from an ordinary plastic bag! Make it during National Kite Month (April), for Ben Franklin's birthday (January 17th), or any time of the year. Every year, we eagerly wait for the arrival of The Kite Festival, which takes place every May on Cricket Hill in Chicago.| My Blog
Magical science experiments inspired by our favorite Disney movies seamlessly merge fun with education, teaching the scientific principles underlying the magic| My Blog
Inside: Fun Earth Day activities to inspire your kids and show them how they can help save the planet. Try our low-prep Earth Day Water Challenge to transform their thinking about water. Earth Day, celebrated annually on April 22nd, is a great day to think about all the wonderful things our planet gives us—fresh air,| My Blog
Inside: Dandelions have a reputation of being merely pesky weeds, but they are actually quite fascinating, and we can’t wait to share those remarkable dandelion experiments and activities with you. For centuries, dandelions were widely admired for their medicinal properties. Ancient Romans and Greeks ate them regularly to aid digestion. Chinese used them to treat| My Blog
In this St. Patrick’s Day STEM challenge, kids build a boat to transfer as much Leprechaun gold across the bay as possible. Download buoyancy printables!| My Blog
Inside: Let's play with ice marbles and find out what surface makes ice melt faster. It’s a great way to learn some science while having a lot of fun. Ice cubes, especially colored ice cubes, have always been one of those things that all my kids love playing and learning with any time of the| My Blog
