Awesome Science Experiments for Kids

Are you brave enough to try walking on eggs? What about stacking books on eggs? Give them both a try, and learn why they break, or don’t!

Learn about chemical and electrical energy by creating your own mini flashlight...with pennies!

Our lungs can hold a lot of air...but how much, exactly? Measure your lung capacity by creating your own spirometer at home!

Seals, whales and walruses might live far away, but with this experiment, we can learn more about them from right where we are!

No paddles needed for this experiment, where you will learn about Bernoulli’s principle around air pressure and the impact of gravity.

You’ll learn about acids and bases, experiment with density, and build your own groovy lava lamp.

Try not to get too hungry during this experiment, when you use everyday foods and toothpicks to create shapes and build sturdy structures!

Have you ever thought about what changes the property of water so certain objects sink or float? With some water and household materials, you can learn a lot in this easy science experiment!

Lifting weights can be heavy work, but a pulley system can lighten the load. Learn how this simple contraption works on a small scale, how you use pulleys to make your daily life easier and imagine the possibilities!

The best way to learn about the wind is by looking at what it touches – like leaves on a tree or the sail of a... toy car!

Citrus may not seem like the obvious choice when building a battery, but just wait and see what happens when you use lemons tocomplete this electrical circuit. As they say, when life gives you lemons!

Design and build your own drop course and use different types of small balls, like pom-poms, marbles, or even rolled up tinfoil to learn about gravity, momentum, and friction.

Electrons are the key to so many devices we use every day, and in this experiment you can make your own artistic electrical circuit...out of paper!

Ziplines are an efficient way to transport things. But how do they work? Build a zip line to transport small materials like pennies, clips, or bobby pints to learn more!

Send a ping pong ball on a wild roller coaster ride of your creation while learning about gravity, Newton's First Law and friction!

Learn how a real hovercraft works by constructing your own.

Have you ever seen bread or pizza dough rise in the oven? Learn the science behind your favorite light and fluffy bread with this experiment!

Practice your science and your music skills with this simple experiment that can keep you entertained for hours! The key is learning about how sound waves travel.

Part art, part science, this experiment will help you understand what colors are made of and introduce you to the concept of chromatography while creating a one-of-a-kind piece of art!

With household materials you can create unique paintings while learning about how magnets work.