Fruit experiments for preschool

Turning GRAPES into RAISINS: easy science experiment for toddlers and preschoolers. - Happy Hooligans

The Color Changing Chinese Cabbage is a colorful STEM science project with materials easily being found in the kitchen.

Engaging apple-themed science experiments, STEM challenges, and crafts perfect for fall! This blog post features hands-on activities like building apple towers, designing apple boats, and exploring the parts of an apple through creative crafts. Students will love investigating why apples float, what keeps them from browning, and even making apple volcanoes. With both print and digital recording options, these activities are perfect for integrating technology into your fall curriculum.

These apple volcanoes combine the classic baking soda and vinegar reaction to…

See what happens to apples left in air, water, vinegar, and oil for a week! Use the included printable worksheet to have your students record their observations.

I'm trying to incorporate more science experiments in my classroom this year. My 1st and 2nd graders had such a wonderful time with our Apple Experiment. An apple experiment is a great way to tie your fall activities together, especially if you are planning a trip to the apple orchard. Here is what you need to do your own class experiment. 4 jars oil vinegar water an apple magnifying glasses a knife to cut the apple recording sheet (available at end of blog post) Place a quarter of the apple…

This fizzy lemonade science experiment is a fun edible STEM activity that your kids going to absolutely love.

What is oxidation? And why are antioxidants important? Learn all this and more with a simple Apple Oxidation kitchen experiment.

Apple Toothpick Tower Challenge is a great STEM activity for Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and 4th grade stunts (fall, kids activities)