Fun experiments for preschoolers

Make your own baking soda volcano with only a few ingredients from your kitchen! You only need baking soda, vinegar and water!

Simple, super cool science experiments that will WOW kids of all ages! This dry erase marker experiment will float your picture in water!

Find out what an underwater volcano eruption may look like through this fun, hands-on experiment! It's a really cool science activity for kids to discover what happens when you mix warm and cold water while learning about volcanoes at the same time.

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Science projects for kids can be fun and exciting. Make hands-on science crafts at home with these easy at home science crafts.

The Magic Milk Science Experiment is a fun and simple experiment for Kids of all ages. It's an excellent Science idea for preschoolers and Kindergarten as an introduction to learning Chemistry. This color changing milk experiment is guaranteed to become one of your favorite Science activities for kids

Cynthia on Instagram: "Leaf propelled by ink experiment 🖋️ Super easy to do and so cool to watch! For this experiment all you need is : - container with water (bowl, plate) - leaves - pens (take the pen apart so you can add the ink to the leaves) This happens because of Marangoni effect, the ink has a lower surface tension than water, lowering the surface tension behind the leaf. As the water still has a large surface tension, it pulls the leaf forward! #scienceexperiment…

Science for Kids on Instagram: "Underwater fireworks 🎆🎇 Visually stunning way to explore the wonders of science with kids. #stem #scienceforkids #kidsactivities #actividades #colors"

Agnes | Toddler Learning Activities on Instagram: "Water refraction activity #2 You guys loved the previous science experiment, so here's another fun easy one to try!! ♥️ Draw a picture on a piece of paper (works best if the object is facing one direction or is not symmetrical) you can do something as simple as an arrow! 🧡 I like to draw another of the same picture above/below so that there is something to compare to 💛 Place your drawing behind a glass cup 💚 Slowly fill the cup with…