We had such fun making our sediment jar, we had to continue our outdoor, water-themed science. This time, we decided to try making a sand filter. The sand filter science experiment shows kids how particle filters work, how water naturally settles and cleans itself, and how they might be able to survive if they are…
Now that spring is here, there are a million and one different spring science experiments to try. Color changing flowers is one of our favorite experiments and we try it every year. My kids love seeing how the flowers react and change based on the colors used in the liquid. This experiment is a simple…
My kids love science projects that involve something that looks just a bit like magic. We’ve had a lot of fun making glow-in-the-dark projects, flying projects, and anything that has a “wow” factor. This winter, we resolved to try and make instant ice. We knew the project could be a bit tricky, but we didn’t…
We love the farm, and have a membership to Lake Farmpark, a working farm that lets kids get up close and personal with farm animals of all shapes and sizes. Recently, though, my gifted preschooler has been fascinated by ducks. Ducks…and duck feathers. On our latest trip to the farm, we spent a lot of…
It’s autumn! This is the perfect time of the year, and one of my favorite as a homeschooler. The weather is mild, and we have the parks, museums, and the apple orchards all to ourselves during the week. Time for a few preschool science apple experiments! Are you looking for a great activity…
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