Arctic science experiments for kids

Make a snowstorm in a jar! This winter science experiment for kids is SO fun, and easy to do with simple supplies.

This winter science experiment demonstrates how snowshoes spread out weight to a larger area, and how large paws keep animals from sinking into the snow.

Use these 100th day math freebies on your 100th day of school. These 100th day math activities are perfect for first, second, and third grade classes.

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.

Your kids will LOVE making these salt crystal snowflakes! As an added bonus, they will learn important observation and science skills in this simple STEM activity.

This fun science experiment explores the nature of blubber and how it keeps animals warm in the cold weather areas of the world! It's the perfect winter science experiment for preschoolers to do at home!

Believe it or not, water doesn't always freeze at 32° F. Watch as supercooled water in a bottle is poured out and instantly freezes to ice!

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!

Add some fizzy bubbles to your snow. Fizzy snow is a fun sensory science exploration that kids will love. Perfect for a variety of ages.

This fun STEM activity teaches kids about the science of water and ice. They'll be amazed at how it appears you are pouring ice directly from a water bottle with this "instant ice" activity!