Beat the heat or embrace the cold with my collection of cool ice cube experiments including gravity defying tricks and icy ...

A tower of slippery ice cubes might sound impossible to build, but adding a little salt makes it much easier! Materials Ice - ...

Gardening club isn't just for summer, either. Kids can grow plants all year round, as well as think about how to protect them from pests and the nutrients they need to grow successfully. School Garden ...

More Easter Egg Hunt Code Ideas Replace each letter with a number corresponding to its place in the alphabet. Reverse the Alphabet ( Z becomes A, A becomes Z etc.) Move each letter one along ( A ...

Water Pan Acids to test - vinegar, orange juice, lemon juice How to make a Valentine's potion Place the red cabbage into the pan and cover it with water. Bring to the boil ( ask an adult to help ) and ...

Humpty Dumpty Egg Drop Experiment Younger children will love testing to see if their egg has broken in this super simple activity. Just place a boiled egg into sealable plastic bags filled with ...

As well as trying to make science fun, I also try to make most of our activities accessible to everyone by only using equipment you already have at home. I've bought funnels, measuring cylinders and ...

FREE Printable Science Challenges The lovely Mrs Mactivity has created some fun printable science challenges that you can cut out and use as prompts. Scroll to the bottom of the post to download. If ...

Today, we've been on a minibeast hunt. The girls are fascinated by all bugs and insects and are not the least bit squeamish. We downloaded some fun observation forms from Twinkl to make it more ...

The idea is to print off the front cover, choose and print the experiments you want to try, and you have your very own personalised, super exciting summer science camp! If you don't fancy any of the ...