Do you want a quick science experiment to demonstrate chemical reactions? Well, look no further! I wanted to demonstrate chemical reactions, and among the easiest (and most exciting) is the baking soda and vinegar experiment. However, simply mixing baking soda and vinegar didn't seem exciting enough. Instead, I decided to make a game out of...
Looking for a quick STEM activity that you can do in 20 minutes or less? This is your answer! You likely already have everything you need to do the Magic Milk science experiment at home right now. Both the prep & cleanup for this experiment is simple. But being "simple" doesn't mean it isn't fun!...
This is perhaps the most classic science experiment that kids love - making slime. I honestly can't believe in the two years since starting STEM Education Guide, and I haven't once done a slime recipe! I was looking for some quick 5-minute science experiments we could do, and this easy slime recipe was the answer....
Teaching kids about acids and bases doesn't need to be met with groans and complaints. This is a science lesson that can easily be made fun and exciting with a few simple hands-on activities about acids & bases. Here we've provided an intro to acids and bases for kids, as well as five fun projects...
These adorable mini terrarium necklaces are so easy to make. Best of all - the supplies are cheap. This craft puts both "Science" and "Art" in STEAM. Incorporate this art project in a lesson about water cycles. Terrariums are the perfect example and opportunity to see evaporation at work. (We'll dive into the science behind terrariums...
Kitchens aren’t just for parents and making meals! Kids can use kitchen ingredients and tools to learn from kitchen science experiments. Check out the following ideas for fun kitchen science. -----You can download our FREE ebook with 25 STEM Activities here------ 1. Rubber Egg Experiment Materials: Egg White vinegar Glass or jar Cover an egg in a container with vinegar to...
Don't be afraid to get down and dirty with some hands-on learning! Fun, messy science experiments are sure to please kids of all ages. Kids enjoy getting into hands-on activities where they get to touch, play, and explore. When kids have fun with learning, they learn more because they are engaged in the learning process. Kids will...
I recently bought floam for my nephews as a gift, and they LOVED it! You can play with it for hours, making creations. The best part - it's nowhere near as messy as playdough! It got me thinking… I'm pretty sure I can make this! After several at-home science experiments and combinations, I figured out...
The properties of shaving cream make an excellent base for a myriad of experiments. Plus, it allows tiny hands to become very messy while learning scientific principles. From foamy explosions to endothermic reactions (safe, of course!), we show the most creative experiment with shaving cream that will keep young children amazed! Before we get into cloud...
Paying kids for good grades can be a helpful solution! In high school, I had my first part-time job at a small, local shop. I was so excited. It allowed me to save up for my first car (a cute little hatchback), empowered me with my own spending money, and instilled in me a sense of purpose. I would...