Melting candy canes

Melting candy cane experiment. Easy Christmas science experiment for kids.

Ho ho ho, it’s that time of the year again, when the smell of fresh pine and peppermint fills the air. And speaking of peppermint, have you ever tasted the deliciousness of a candy cane durin…

Learn how to bend and shape candy canes by heating them up. This is a great project to do at Christmas with all of those candy canes!

How to make Candy Cane Bows by layering two candy canes in the shape of a bow and melting them into place. Peppermint candy bows are so cute!

Keep the Christmas excitement going all month long with this great Dissolving Candy Canes Experiment! This candy cane science experiment for kids is n

Day 11 of our Christmas Science Advent Calendar belongs to a Candy Cane Science Experiment. How fast will candy canes dissolve?

Peppermint meringue cookies have candy cane flavor and looks! These gorgeous cookies melt in your mouth & are the perfect for your Christmas celebrations.

I have two fun candy cane hands-on winter experiments today. Be sure you grab more ideas for winter fun on my page winter season unit study. Candy canes are plentiful right now and did you know that they make for a tasty, easy, and inexpensive item for science experiments? Your kids will love tasting and exploring the world of science with these two simple hands on science experiments in honor of National Candy Cane Day on December 26.

The kids are in for a treat with this fun melting candy cane experiment. Not only is this it an easy Christmas science experiment for kids, it is sur

Bend and shape candy canes to make your own circle candy canes for a fun example of physical change. We love Christmas STEM ideas for kids.