Life science experiments

Get your kids excited about food science with these simple experiments with kitchen science. These are just a few simple kitchen science experiments for kids to give you some ideas for fun activities at home, homeschool, science fair projects, or in the classroom. Kitchen science is an effective and enjoyable way to make science accessible and relevant to everyday life. It turns the kitchen counter into a laboratory, where learning is as close as the nearest pantry or refrigerator.

Learn what plants breathe through with this easy leaf & tree science experiment as kids get hands-on with the process of photosynthesis!

This Cold and Hot Air Experiment is an exciting way to explore how temperature affects air pressure using a balloon.

Looking for an exciting science experiments for 7th graders and beyond?? This list of 15 science experiments will catch your attention and will make you...

Looking for simple and fun science experiments for kids? We've gathered 61 DIY science experiments for kids that use household items. Each science project is quick to set up and enjoy at home. Head over to rediscoveredfamilies.com to find more easy science experiments for kids. Save this pin so you have home science fun on hand when needed.

This amazing Pencil in Water Bag Experiment is a cool science project for kids with instant wow factor. Best part is you probably have all the supplies.

Hands on environmental science experiments and activities for kids. Starting with ideas for students in kindergarten through to high school.

Kids will have fun with this dissolving candy cane experiment. Can you guess which liquids dissolve candy canes the quickest>

20+ Easy Edible Science Activities to Try at Home Easy edible science activities are my absolute FAVORITE! If you're gonna be learning you might as well do it while making a snack! Keeping my kids fed takes up a ton of mental energy so I always try to combine food + activities for a big […]

My kids weren't really interested in learning about cells until I said slime. Okay, it was a fairly cheap trick since I knew they loved slime. But I also knew that slime would be the perfect way to learn about cells. I can't say I've ever touched cytoplasm but it sounds very slime-like to me.