After doing our lava lamp experiment, I’ve been on the lookout for more fun with science!
Especially experiments that my preschooler will find fun to do!
Here are a few experiments I found just on last week’s It’s Playtime! from my playdate friends!
[Science Sparks: What's Heaviest?]
A great experiment from Science Sparks. Find out what’s heavier! This is a concept I need to run by Henry to find out what he knows. Being heavy or light is kind of an abstract thing to comprehend.
Even though a toddler wouldn’t understand the concept and learning behind it, it would be a wonderful activity for them too! I bet George would get a kick out of the differences of each container!
- A science experiment I’ve been long meaning to try. Celery in food coloring at Creativity My Passion.
- Brenna Phillips experimented with ice with the preschoolers! Freezing and thawing!
- Mom to 2 Posh Lil Divas explored gases with a baking soda and vinegar experiment that blows up balloons
- Mess for Less explored baking soda and vinegar fizzing! This is just always fun no matter how you do it!
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Science play can be a lot of fun. Cleaning pennies was another popular experiment here.
thanks so much for hosting jamie! i always look forward to your party
Love this! Your lava lamp was awesome. We have been doing the volcano baking soda thing all week!
Thanks so much for the feature Jamie!
I must say that science experiments are always my best activities. I love to do science! Thank you for those great activities to add to my to-do list
yay, thanks so much for featuring our balloon experiment!