Easter science experiments

Using two simple ingredients you can launch Easter egg rockets up into the air! Try it and learn about the cool chemical reaction that makes it happen.

Jelly Bean Science Experiment for Kids - this easy to set up jelly bean experiment teaches students about solubility (how well something can dissolve something else). Find step by step directions for this jelly bean dissolving experiment plus additional science & STEM activities that are perfect for keeping children engaged the weeks before or after Easter.

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!

Easter STEM Activities: Peep Science Experiments

Growing crystal geodes is very simple, but it requires a bit of time. It's a cool science experiment that kids as young as 5 can help with.

Colorful bouncy egg experiment! Kids with litearlly dissolve the shell of a raw egg in this egg in vinegar experiment to create a bouncy egg.

This egg in vinegar experiment is such a fun science activity for kids! Did you know that you can change regular eggs into bouncy eggs in one simple step?! So cool! Naked Egg The egg in vinegar experiment, also known as a 'naked egg' or 'bouncy egg', is the perfect simple STEM activity. Kids and adults alike will enjoy squeezing and bouncing the naked egg. It's so cool to see an egg staying together without its shell! This chemistry experiment uses basic pantry items and is great for…

STEM Science Experiments with Egg Parachutes - fun science for Easter!

Fun Easter science activities to teach your kids about chemistry, botany, engineering and more using Easter eggs, Peeps, jelly beans, etc.

There are tons of fun baking soda and vinegar science experiments for kids, but since Easter is fast approaching we though we would have fun experimenting with some plastic Easter eggs and the baking soda and vinegar reaction. This awesome Easter science experiment is a great learning activity. Children as young as toddlers and preschoolers will have so much fun playing and exploring this colourful baking soda and vinegar reaction, you can count on it!