Erupting Ice Chalk! Ages 2+ Great summer science activity! Materials(affiliate links): 1/4C Cornstarch 1/4C baking soda 1/2C water 3-5 drops of food coloring Vinegar Ice
This is a great process art, sensory and fine motor activity! Especially on a hot summer day! Materials(affiliate links): Ice Tray Water Food coloring Popsicle
What happens when you put nerds/pop rocks in soda? Materials(affiliate links):Pop RocksNerdsBalloonFunnelSoda Here is a video of the boys doing the activity! Posted by LEARN
These bubble snakes are an easy summer activity for kids! All you need is an empty water bottle and one mismatched sock, and you can
How to make bubble foam with simple household ingredients. This is a great sensory activity! Materials Needed: – Water – Dish Soap(I used dawn but
Watch the magic happen with this color changing experiment! Materials needed: Milk Food Coloring Q-tips Cotton Balls Pipettes Dish Soap (I used Dawn dish soap
Kids will love this fun experiment! Materials Needed: Glass cup Water Oil (I used vegetable oil) Food Coloring Salt Here is a video of the
Make your own skin color! We have been talking about our skin and what makes people’s skin different colors. I think this is such an
Color Changing Milk Experiment! Watch the magic happen with this color changing milk experiment by mixing milk, food coloring and dish soap. The kids will
Jelly Bean Color Experiment! Arrange jelly beans in a circle on a plate. Pour water in the middle and let it sit! Over the next
This is a great fine motor and counting activity. All you need is pipettes, water, food coloring, sheet protector and a sharpie. My class had
Balloon Rocket Experiment Balloon Rocket Experiment! Supplies for this experiment are string, straw and a balloon. Tie the strings between two chairs. Thread a piece
Balloon Baking Soda Vinegar Experiment! This was tons of fun! All you need is a balloon, vinegar, baking soda and a bottle. Fill the balloon
Hanger Balancing Scale! We built a balance scale to explore with weight! Jalen was using legos on one side and M&M’S on the other. He
Materials: (affiliate links) Light Table Translucent tubes Translucent cups Ping Pong Balls My class loved exploring with translucent cups and tubes at the light table.
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