Oil and food coloring experiment

Kids in preschool, kindergarten, and first grade learn simple and fundamental science concepts from performing this oil and water science activity.

We're definitely adding this oil and water science exploration to our growing list of science experiments for preschoolers. But even older kids will enjoy it too! So if you are looking for a quick and easy science exploration for kids, then you have to check this one out.

The rainbow rain experiment is a fun and educational activity that kids can do to learn about the science of weather and how rainbows are formed. In this experiment, kids will create their own mini rainstorm and watch as a rainbow appears. In this blog, we will provide an overview of the rainbow rain experiment and how to do it.

This Oil and Water Science Experiment is so easy, pretty, fun, colorful, and interesting that families and kids of all ages are going to want to try this.

This next science experiment is great for kids of all ages!

Rozanne | Bright Little Brains on Instagram: "We loved this cool and colorful Oil & Milk density Experiment! 🙌🏻 Comment “GET” for a 🔗 to a similar Test Tube and droppers stand set. (Our colored test tubes are from @lovevery and our animal droppers are from @curious_columbus ) MATERIALS you’ll need for this experiment: 👉🏼 Tubes 👉🏼 Droppers 👉🏼 A tray 👉🏼 Milk 👉🏼 Oil 👉🏼 Food coloring HOW TO: 👉🏼 Pour a small amount of milk in a test tube 👉🏼 Add a few drops of food…

Use household ingredients to create fireworks in a jar! A fun science experiment for kids of all ages that illustrates liquid density.

We decided to make fireworks at home. Did you hear it right? Yes, you did. At home DIY explosives. But do not panic as they are as safe to make and can be played by little ones. In addition, you could teach density science to kids. Does that sound exciting? We decided to make two […]

Rainbow rainfall experiment to investigate the density of food dye when mixed with oil and water.