Seed experiments for kids

In this blog post, I've gathered my favorite plant science experiments, from sprouting seeds to discovering how light, water, and soil influence plant growth, to flower and leaf experiments, and beyond. These hands-on activities will cultivate a deeper appreciation for the environment and inspire your child to embrace curiosity and get their hands dirty—literally! Free

Try these easy plant activities for preschool this spring! Get kids learning about plants with these easy planting activities.

9 kids science activities about seeds, explore different seed structures, watch seeds spread around, observe seed sprout, and record discoveries.

Teach kids about the needs of seeds with this seed experiment that answers the question: "Do seeds need light to grow?" Part 1 in a series of seed experiments from Gift of Curiosity

My Little Greenhouse activity that allows kids to watch the life cycle of a flower or plant! A STEM Activity for kids that promotes learning and creativity.

What a busy week! I can’t believe it is only Thursday! Well we’ve been up to our elbows in plants this week. Here’s a peek at what’s been “sproutin”” in our classroom! To kick off our seeds and plants unit, we’ve been using The Tiny Seed by Eric Carle (You can check out this special […]

Who would have thought the trusty ziploc bags could be used for so many things?

Growing beans in a bag is an easy and engaging spring science experiment for kids at home or in the classroom. Learn how to grow a seed in a ziplock bag and watch the bean sprouting and growing over the course of several days. This bean experiment will spark the interest of mini scientists of all ages!

Set up an easy seed germination experiment to watch how plants grow with your kids! Investigate what factors affect seed growth.

One of our favorite science activities for kids during the spring season is dissecting a bean seed! It’s an easy science experiment to setup and is always lots of fun! This post includes a free printable recording sheet. NGSS: Disciplinary Core Idea LS1.C Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! As we observe all...