Get Ready to Learn with Science Experiments!
Science experiments are a great way to keep the whole family engaged and entertained while learning something new. Here are our suggestions for fun and easy science experiments that you can try at home:
Homemade lava lamp: Fill a clear plastic bottle with water and vegetable oil, and add a few drops of food coloring. Add an Alka-Seltzer tablet and watch as the mixture bubbles and creates a colorful "lava lamp" effect.
Pop Bottle Science: Have fun with 79 different science experiments all in this single kit! Use it to blow up a balloon, create a tornado, make quicksand, and SO much more! There is so much to learn in this Pop Bottle Science Kit.
Kidz Dino World Paint & Play: Use Dino World Paint & Play to create a fun volcano and race your friends to the finish line. Mix together baking soda and vinegar in a separate container, and pour it into the volcano. Watch as it erupts and creates a bubbly "lava" flow.
Magic milk experiment: Pour a shallow layer of milk into a dish and add a few drops of food coloring. Dip a cotton swab into dish soap and then touch it to the surface of the milk. Watch as the colors swirl and move around, creating a mesmerizing effect!
Invisible ink: Write a message using lemon juice on a piece of paper and let it dry. Use a heat source like a lamp or a toaster to gently heat the paper, and watch as the message appears through a chemical reaction.
Ooze Labs Chemistry Station: See how much fun chemistry can be as you do slimy, fizzy, colorful, and bubbly experiments with Ooze Labs Chemistry Station! This cool laboratory setup has lots of different vessels and pieces of lab equipment so kids can play the role of chemist while doing real, safe experiments. All of the experiments use non-hazardous chemicals.This playful introduction to the basics of chemistry includes approximately 20 experiments.
These science experiments are not only fun and easy to do, but they also teach valuable concepts such as chemical reactions, physics, and biology. So gather the family and try these experiments at home for a fun and educational summer activity.
