Geology eggs, paleontology eggs, dinosaur eggs, gem eggs, dig your own fossil eggs... You know the type. You get the kits where, with a smal...

Cheap, easy and quick; making your own kaleidoscope is a great activity to do with the kids. It took us about 20 minutes to gather the mate...

We started off with the plan of making fluffy stuff, using cornflour, shaving cream and food colour. We made up a bowl of pink and then mad...

Today we started with a couple of cut out cards Miss 3 brought home from Kindy this week. She wanted to stick them together. I suggested tha...

I saw this experiment here and it's one of the best science experiments I've done with the kids (and beautifully described too)....

This was a super activity to start the school holidays with. Mr 5 is doing lots of weather at school, and loving it, and so they we...

I have been wanting to do the ice and salt experiment for a while now with the kids, I was just waiting for the weather to warm up a bit...

Cornflour gloop is always a bit of fun. Put some cornstarch in a bowl, add water and colour, get messy. We also played treasure hunt, whe...

Salt Crystals Sugar Crystals The other day Mr 5 asked to do one of the experiments in his science book (Awesome Experiments, by T...

  Another rainy day to fill with inside play. This time we chose a science experiment I saw on Homemade Serenity . The idea is simple, ...

One afternoon Mr 4 asked if we could do a science experiment, something he loves. He wanted to mix milk with water and see what happened...

We found this activity in a beautiful book "Feel the Wind" by Arthur Dorros. An excellent book for explaining what wind is to y...

This is not one of my projects, but I love the simplicity so much I just had to share. Science Sparks have instructions on how to mak...

This is a great activity for a warm sunny day. First we filled a couple of muffin trays with water. We put food colouring in the water, m...