Penguin science experiment

You and your kiddos get bored during the winter? This year keep them entertained with these mind-blowing winter activities and science experiments, ideal for preschool age and up. Have fun, teach y...

Discover how to do a simple and fun blubber science experiment for kids learning about habitats and arctic animal adaptations. A simple classroom investigation for teaching about habitats & ecosystems in 2nd grade science.

Explore how slippery ice penguins use their tummy to travels from one place to another with this ice experiment. Texture, resistance, and unit study...

This Penguin Science Activities for Preschoolers is a fantastic way to keep their young minds engaged and delightfully growing!

How do penguins stay dry? Let’s find out with this Arctic science experiment for kids! Your preschoolers will thoroughly enjoy discovering how penguin feathers repel water droplets to stay dry in their polar environment. Kick off the fun and exploration throughout the Arctic habitat with this penguin science activity for preschool during your polar theme!

Ever wondered how Arctic and Antarctic animals stay warm in the winter weather? Illustrate how penguins stay warm in cold weather with the “blubber mitten” or "blubber glove" experiment!

Fish for ice cubes with a simple to set up ice fishing experiment. Part science and part magic, simple supplies create fun science!

Want to see if a layer of blubber can really help you stay warm in icy water? Try this arctic animals science experiment to experience it.

Activities and resources for learning all about penguins with your kids or students. Includes a free printable coloring activity that demonstrates how penguins stay warm and dry in cold Antarctic waters.

Do your kids love science? Even the simplest of experiments can be exciting activities of discovery and this ice experiment falls into that category. It’s very simple to put together, but also a lot of fun for kids to explore. Ice Experiment: Which added material (variable) will melt ice the fastest? What You’ll Need: Ice […]