Egg science experiment

These 5 simple kitchen experiments are a great addition to science class for homeschool, and they're so easy, you can do them today. Like, right now!

The egg in vinegar experiment is such a COOL and easy science experiment for kids. These bouncing eggs are the perfect STEM activity!

This Disappearing Eggshell Activity is a fun egg science experiment for kids of all ages. You can also use this as a letter "E" activity or spring study.

When you make an eggshell disappear, what's left is the membrane below the shell. As you play with the egg, it will feel like a bouncy rubber ball!

3 Insanely Cool Egg Experiments | These kids’ science experiments use one egg and a few simple kitchen items for some seriously egg-citing results. The three sequential experiments are super simple but loaded with learning.

Learn about displacement and salinity with this super simple floating egg experiment! This easy science experiment is great for kids who are learning at home!

Discover what happens to an egg when you soak it in vinegar in this amazing bouncy egg experiment. The eggshell dissolves and the raw, naked egg can bounce!

The fun part about making eggs glow in the dark is seeing the amazement in the kids faces when the bright and glowing egg lights up a dark room!

Supply List 1 egg A small glass bottle (Make sure you use glass as using a plastic bottle can be very dangerous.) The mouth of the bottle should be small, but at least half the diameter of the egg. Stovetop and small pan Matches Birthday candles for a variation on the experiment