Written by I still have a couple more Christmas science experiments to add to my collection next week, but until then, here’s a fun Christmas Science Quiz to keep you busy! Christmas Science Quiz Last Updated on December 16, 2022 by Emma Vanstone The post Christmas Science Quiz appeared first on Science Experiments for Kids. Science Experiments … Continue reading “Christmas Science Quiz”
Mexico is the next country in our trip around the World in 50 experiments. Mexico is located in North America and shares a border with the United States. It’s the 14th largest country in the World. Mexico is very hot, with deserts in the north, mountains and canyons in the centre and rainforests in the … Continue reading “Chichen Itza Shadows – Mexico”
This dissolving candy canes activity is a great science activity for before Christmas when the festivities are in full swing or after Christmas to use up any leftover candy canes. The idea is to place candy canes in different liquids to find where they melt the fastest. We used hot and cold water and vinegar, … Continue reading “Candy Cane Experiment – dissolving candy canes”
Our elf arrived in style this year attached to a parachute. Unfortunately, the parachute got stuck on a plant, so he needed a replacement quickly. This activity is a great festive STEM challenge and a fun elf idea. Don’t forget I also have 24 days of FREE elf ideas you can print and use, including … Continue reading “Parachute for an elf”
This very simple STEM challenge is great for younger children to start to learn how different materials have different properties. The idea is to cover each stocking with a different material, spray it with water and then check to see if the stocking is still dry. Children can also spend time designing the stockings before … Continue reading “Waterproof a Christmas Stocking STEM Challenge”
This Halloween print and experiment pack is a free download containing FIVE easy science experiments using mostly the paper they are printed on and a few extras ( paperclip, scissors, a torch and water). It’s perfect for some free, simple and educational Halloween fun at home or school. Halloween Paper Science Experiments 1. SPINNING SPIDERS Use the … Continue reading “Halloween Print and Experiment Pack”
Physics is key to understanding the world around us. While some aspects may seem tricky to understand, many fundamental physics concepts can be broken down into simple concepts, some of which can be demonstrated using basic equipment at home. This list of 5 physics experiments you can try at home is a great starting point … Continue reading “Top 5 physics experiments you can try at home”
If you’re looking for a totally FREE Halloween activity that’s educational as well as fun, you’re in the right place! Download my spooky Halloween Science Quiz and discover all kinds of fun facts about creepy crawlies, pumpkins and other Halloween themes! You might also like my Halloween science experiments and Halloween STEM challenges! I’ve got … Continue reading “Halloween Science Quiz”
This DIY slingshot is very easy to make and only requires a couple of cardboard tubes, elastic bands and a pencil! When the pom poms are fired out of the launcher they don’t fall straight to the ground, but instead follow a curved path. This is because there are two forces acting on them. Gravity … Continue reading “DIY Slingshot made with cardboard tubes”
The Coriolis Effect refers to how the objects moving on the surface of the Earth appear to follow a curved path due to the rotation of the Earth. It is named after Gaspard Gustave de Coriolis who first described the effect. The Coriolis Effect influences the movement of wind. Wind is moving air caused by … Continue reading “What is the Coriolis Effect?”