Kids will love these super cool science activities and science experiments. Come take a peak at over 19 science for kids ideas.
Get ready to start pinning up a storm because it’s Friday and time for our fun kids linky party. Come take a peak at last weeks features and then browse through dozens of new ideas this week.
Investigating Decomposition from Look We’re Learning
Teaching Science Using Media from Year Round Homeschooling
Science for Kids: How to Make Artificial Snow from In the Playroom
The Art & Science of Leaf Rubbings from KD Edventures
Playful Science: Dry Ice Bubbles by Not Just Cute
Dissolving Pumpkins: Simple Fall Science for Kids from Lemon Lime Adventures
Glowing Pumpkins: Halloween Science from Steve Spangler
Cool Science Experiments for Kids: How to Grow Crystals from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
Science Experiment: Why do Leaves Change Colors by How Wee Learn
Glow Stick Experiment from Let’s Explore
Simple Science Experiment for Kids: Testing for Air from Simple Brown House
Electricity with Preschoolers from Preschool Powol Packets
Film Canister Explosion from Science Kiddo
How to Make a Lava Lamp from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
Free Science Printables for Kids:
- Fall Leaf Scavenger Hunt for identifying types of trees
- Zoo Fieldtrip Animal Reports
- Zoo Scavenger Hunts (Preschool-6th Grade)
- Plant Lifecycle Printables
- Habitat Adventure Game: Exploring Biomes & Taxonomy
- Lots more Science for Kids
Thanks for sharing your creativity with all of us! I look forward to browsing through all your amazing ideas! By linking up you give me permission to use a picture from your post to feature you. Pictures will only be used to feature you and will always contain a link directly to your blog.
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