experiments to do at home

Colorful Crystals Experiment

13 April 2020 / Activities, Arts & Crafts, Elementary School Age (6-9 years old), Experiments, Play Age (4-5 years old), Preteen (10-12 years old), Sort by Age, Toddler (1-3 years old), When It Rains

Did you know that you can make beautiful crystals by yourself? It is a great kids' activity and fun for everyone. In the following we have listed evrything you have to know about this easy crystal kids' experiment... Materials For The Crystals Experiment: ¼ cup Epsom salt ¼ cup hot water food coloring a cup […]

Shining Chalk Experiment

23 March 2020 / Activities, Arts & Crafts, Elementary School Age (6-9 years old), Experiments, Indoor Activities, Outdoor Activities, Play Age (4-5 years old), Preteen (10-12 years old), Sort by Age, Toddler (1-3 years old), When It Rains

This DIY guide is for little artists who love to paint and draw 🙂 In the following we have listed everything your kids need for the fun and easy making of the shining DIY chalk. We will explain it step by step... Materials For The DIY Chalk 2 tbs flour 120 ml of water luminescent […]

Glitter-Jelly Experiment

16 March 2020 / Activities, Arts & Crafts, Elementary School Age (6-9 years old), Experiments, Indoor Activities, Play Age (4-5 years old), Preteen (10-12 years old), Sort by Age, Toddler (1-3 years old), When It Rains

With this experiment you can make super glibbery jelly. You can decide on color and scent 🙂 In the following we have listed everything needed for this funny and easy kids’ experiment. We will explain the experiment process step by step… Materials For The Glitter-Jelly Experiment: 1 ¼ cup of clear glue 4 drops of food […]

Teabag Liftoff

10 June 2015 / Elementary School Age (6-9 years old), Experiments, Indoor Games, Inspiration, Outdoor Activities, Play Age (4-5 years old), Preteen (10-12 years old), Uncategorized, Video, When It Rains

Want to impress your kids? Show them this trick of a magical, flying teabag. All you need is: A glass A teabag Scissors And matches Cut the top off the teabag and empty it out. Stand it upright in your glass. Light the top with a match. The fun part comes at the end when […]