Easy Science Experiments

Preschool science activities and easy science experiments submitted by site visitors, that you and your children can easily do at home, in the kitchen or classroom.

Shirley's Kids' Science Experiments

Evaporation Science Experiment
Soap Bubbles
Soap Experiment
Salt Solution Evaporation Experiment
Sugar Crystals Experiment
Sugar Tower Absorption Experiment
Capillary Action Experiments
Surface Tension Experiment

Below are tried and tested, science activities that have been share by other visitors to this site.

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Title of Your Kids' Science Experiment or Activity

You will need:

- make a list the ingredients or items that were required

Method:

- give step-by-step instructions explaining the procedures your followed or the activities you did

Discussion:

- where applicable, you can explain what you and your children observed, what happened or what SHOULD have happened or what your children learned from this experiment or activity

Photos:

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Mixing marker colors
Take a coffee filter and have your child draw on it with various colors of washable markers. They can draw whatever they desire. Once they have completed …

Air is needed for burning
Science experiments at our pre-school starts with this standard experiment. Take a candle and place it in a wide container. Light it. And see it burn. …

Color Mixing
An activity for learning about blending colors: I can't remember where I heard about this one but my daughter loved it. Get a few clear plastic …

Tunneling Worms Not rated yet
A science observation activity in a jar: Materials peanut butter jar - empty and clean dirt or compost (moist, not wet) sand (slightly …

Magic Goo Not rated yet
This is a recipe I've made over and over again for my preschooler and my older 'schoolers' still enjoy this too ! Take maizena (maize flour)and water …

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