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Make Bubbles
Blowing bubbles has always been a favorite activity for kids of all ages. Learn more about bubbles and use our recipe to make a simple bubble solution before trying some of the fun activities.
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Colder Than Ice
What effect does salt have on the temperature of ice? This lesson plan and activity will let students experiment for themselves. What outcomes and reasoning will they come up with?
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Ice Earrings
If you're looking to start a new fashion trend then look no further. This lesson plan will help you and your students create some super cool ice earrings. It's a fun activity that's fast and simple to do.
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Escaping Water
Transfer water from one place to another using an interesting process called capillary action. Teach kids about this topic as they enjoy trying the fun water experiment.
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Make a Rain Gauge
Make a rain gauge and record how much rain is falling from the skies during the next rain fall. Was it a light shower or a heavy storm? Record and compare your results.
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Ice Cube Magic
Use pressure to cut an ice cube in half while learning about how the process can be related to the popular winter sport of ice skating.
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Oil and Water
Oil and water just don't mix, or do they? Let's try bringing them together with the help of some dish washing liquid or detergent. This fun experiment has the added bonus of helping you clean your greasy dishes!
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Make a Snowflake
Make a crystal snowflake using borax and a few other easy too find items. Enjoy the experiment, learn about crystals and keep your finished snowflake as a beautiful decoration.
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Gravity Free Water
Hold a glass of water upside down and watch in amazement as the water stays inside. You'll need the help of air pressure and some cardboard but this experiment can make it happen!
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Ice Overflow
What are some of the differences between ice and liquid water? Which takes up more space? What happens to water when it freezes? Learn the answers while enjoying this fun activity.
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