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I just love this color changing flowers science experiment! It is really easy to do and the kids love watching the flowers change color. We think it is the perfect science activity for spring! I even created printable recording sheets that kids in preschool and early elementary can use to show their observations.

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These 5 hands-on ways to sort by color are a great way to engage students in this essential early learning skill!

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This rain cloud in a jar is a weather science experiment gives young children a chance to explore clouds and rain in a hands-on and engaging way! If you are looking for a simple and easy science activity to do with the kids this spring, this is perfect for you. Plus, it includes free printable recording sheets!

What sensory activity can I set up for early years children? This ice-cold concept sensory bag is an ideal winter activity to set up for preschool children.

Grow a rainbow as a fun science experiment or STEM project and use the product as a fun decoration for springtime.

f you are looking for a simple science activity to do with the kids, then look no further! This magic milk science experiment is perfect for you! It amazes the kids every time and it is super easy to do too! Just grab a few household supplies and have a blast with magic milk!

Discover nocturnal animals art ideas to inspire your toddlers to create! From glow-in-the-dark owls to bat silhouettes, there's a project for every artist!

Mabel’s Playroom on Instagram: "Easy science for kids 🧪 we love trying new, simple experiments and this blew our minds! The science behind this is all down to light refraction! Light travels through air, bounces off an object and then enters our eyes. When we look at the paper before putting it into water, light is travelling through the air and bouncing off the paper, however when the picture is placed into the water, it has to travel through air AND the water! When the light hits…