Science party snacks

Krista B's Birthday / Science - Photo Gallery at Catch My Party

Petri Dish Treats are the perfect edible spooky snacks for a fun & Halloween party! These gelatin bites are quick, easy, & fun to make

You can't have a Mad Science Birthday Party without cool food and decor! Simple things like dry ice and food coloring made this party pop!

Planning a teen birthday party can be tricky! Your big kid might not be into balloon animals and superheroes anymore, but birthdays are still a big deal for many teens. Take off some of the pressure with one of these birthday party ideas for teens.

Celebrate your scientist with these science birthday party ideas decorations, food, actives, experiments, free printables, favors and more.

Adorable invitation by Sandy Ford Design Ethan had his 5th birthday party yesterday! If you know me, you know parties are my thing. I felt like turning five deserved pulling all the stops, but at the same time it seemed a lot more chill than years past -- maybe because I finally figured out a good system (and not waiting for the last minute to execute all my ideas). Ethan requested a science party this year. The venue was a no-brainer -- My Gym Coconut Creek, our home away from home. Ethan…

I’ve written several times in the past about the creative ideas I’ve come up with for bringing in birthday treats at school, since our school doesn’t allow any homemade goods. It’s kind of become a big thing now, and I’m afraid to show up with typical cupcakes now. When I took in treats for my […]

For my son's 8th Birthday, I hosted a Super Science Party here at the house. We had a few cousins and a few friends, making 13 kids all tog...

Spooky Science Snacks: A spooky jello snack for your next Halloween party. These petri dish jello bites are quick, easy and fun to decorate in a variety of ways. Let's get to making!

Kids will love this Mad Scientist Green Punch recipe which foams up naturally. Let your punch be the centerpiece of your mad scientist birthday party or Halloween party. Turn your drink into a science experiment and let kids make their own using syringes and beakers!