Color changing flowers

Color-changing flowers are a great science activity for kids. They'll love seeing the flowers change color, almost right before their eyes.

This captivating color changing flowers experiment is appropriate for children from preschool to high school teens. The results are stunning!

This color changing flowers science experiment is so easy to do and your kids will love watching the flowers change colors! Your kids will love learning about how plants drink water with this simple experiment. Perfect for a plants theme in your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom.

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WOW science experiment and color changing flower activity where kids learn about capillary action. Print flower science worksheet!

Spring is definitely my favorite time of year to teach Science! There are just so many hands-on concepts that are so interesting to the students. Plants, of course, is always so interesting because they are something the kids can see all around them and they all have some kind of experience with. First up, here are some of our centers we have going on during our study of plants. This first one is the same green mat as the one below, just with different sorting objects. This is our Spring…

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How do plants drink water? See how flowers do it in this fun experiment for kids.

Dive into nature's magic with color-changing flowers! Ideal for preschoolers, these vibrant beauties blend the awe of nature with a dash of science. Check out our guide to get kids hooked on science with these intriguing, colorful blooms.

Mud & Bloom on Instagram: "Colour-changing flowers! 🌸🌼 This experiment is a great way to see how water travels in plants and it’s really fun to see the flowers change colour! All you need is white flowers and food colouring (and a little bit of time!). We’ve written a blog post about this which you can link to from our profile 👆 #colourchangingflowers #exploringnaturewithchildren #mudandbloom"