Science in the kitchen

20+ Easy Edible Science Activities to Try at Home Easy edible science activities are my absolute FAVORITE! If you're gonna be learning you might as well do it while making a snack! Keeping my kids fed takes up a ton of mental energy so I always try to combine food + activities for a big […]

From cheesecake and dough to marinades and gelatin-based desserts, experiment with food science projects!

Easy kitchen chemistry experiments for kids. Make ice cream from milk, supercool a drink, candy chromatography and more science in the kitchen

Easy to set up kitchen science experiments and activities using common kitchen supplies. perfect for both home science and classroom science projects, these kitchen science activities are great for hands on learning ideas. Explore science in the kitchen with chemical reactions, candy science, edible slime, salt crystals, liquid density and more! Experiments for preschool science, kindergarten science, and early elementary science.

10 kitchen science projects for kids. Use kitchen tools and ingredients for hands on science experiements that get kids learning...

Have some fun with one of these kitchen science experiments. Experiment with ice, learn the science behind food, or do some classic experiments.

Get your kids excited about food science with these simple experiments with kitchen science. These are just a few simple kitchen science experiments for kids to give you some ideas for fun activities at home, homeschool, science fair projects, or in the classroom. Kitchen science is an effective and enjoyable way to make science accessible and relevant to everyday life. It turns the kitchen counter into a laboratory, where learning is as close as the nearest pantry or refrigerator.

How does popcorn pop? What is the volume of popcorn? Answer these questions and more with these fun popcorn science experiments for kids.

Science is really cool. There are so many amazing things in this world of ours. So many science experiments for kids that just make me stop and say, "whoa" ... or "wow" ... or "What the ...!!" (depending, of course, on my company). Children, as we know, are naturally curious. They naturally want to learn

Teaching science to your elementary aged kids using these clever baking activities. So much fun to do science in your own kitchen and eat your results!