12 Ways to Play with Science
One of our very favorite things in the whole world is to play with science. Today we are featuring a dozen fun science activities for kids that were linked up to our It’s Playtime meme.
Check back later today {4 pm CT} to link up YOUR kids activities, crafts and games.
Dozen Ways to Play with Science
Explore Light, Shadow and Reflection – This fun exploration of all things light is from Racheous. She and her kids browsed the Reggio Emilia exhibit, “The Wonder of Learning: the Hundred Languages of Children.”
Chromatography Experiment – Did you know that chromatography is the technique of separating the components of a mixture by absorption? Me neither! Learn more along with We Made That.
Observe Convention – This weather for kids lesson is tons of fun. Learn with Learn Play Imagine about how convection changes our weather on a daily basis.
Layering Liquids – This density experiment uses fruit juice in a way that is both fun AND tasty! Play with Inspiration Laboratories for this really fun science activity.
Observe Conduction – This weather for kids lesson tackles the mysteries of conduction. Learn Play Imagine tackles conduction in this segment of the weather series.
Make a volcano – This is one of my favorite activities and something my kids are ALWAYS ready to make. Kids Activities Blog believes {faux} volcanos are FUN.
Summer Density – Science Sparks tackles the subject of density in several ways including an attempt with ice cream! Check out all the fun.
Walking Water Experiment – Learn Play Imagine is dyeing cotton with Kool Aid! What makes it even more fun is that the Kool Aid seems to be walking…
Make a Hurricane – OK, if we thought volcanoes are fun, then {faux} hurricanes are a blast! Join Inspiration Laboratories for the adventure.
Science Magic with Density – Science Sparks is working some more density fun and a bit of magic with this fun colored water activity.
Growing Wheatgrass – Lessons in Homeschooling is growing wheatgrass and the chickens are taking notice!
How Muscles Work – Grab your Tinker Toys because we are having a little muscle lesson! Simple way to see how muscles move bones using things in your toy box. I am over at Mom Minded for all the fun.
Thank you for sharing our post! What a great list of inspiring ideas!
Thank you for the features. 🙂
A great round up of science experiments! I need to pick a few and do them before school starts 🙂 Thanks for compiling them all!
Thanks for featuring Science Sparks. x
Thanks for sharing our chromatography experiment! And thanks for the great list of science projects, we LOVE fun science stuff!