Use hands-on science activities to put concrete understanding into your everyday homeschool studies.
From body systems to solar systems, your kids can see science in action with homeschool STEM activities!
Elementary Science Activities
Make a Cloud in a Jar
Shaving cream and food coloring demonstrate the water cycle in a jar. From Danielle at
Fun Learning For Kids
Coffee Filter Planets
Use coffee filters and markers to create colorful planets from
Mary Catherine at Fun-A-Day
Balancing With M&Ms
Science with candy! Explore weights and balancing with this activity from the folks at Inspiration Laboratories
Candy Hearts Tower
See how high you can build your tower with candy hearts from Bethany at Math Geek Mama
Honey Bees for Kids
Learn about the life cycle and habitat of the honey bee from Tara at Homeschool Preschool
Floating M Experiment
Marvel at candy magic with this experiment making the M float
from the folks at
Little Bins For Little Hands
Leaf Rubbings
as Art and Science
Dive into plant science and keep your homework as art. From Jacquie at Edventures With Kids
Science Experiments
With Sand
7 ideas to use science to explore sand. From the folks
at iGameMom.
Study Glacial Pressure
Use marshmallows to explore the effect of pressure on glaciers. From the folks at TeacherVision.
What Recycles Naturally?
Bury items and check back a month later to see what's recycled naturally and what's still around from the folks at Kids Ecology Corps
DIY Constellations
Use the printable constellation cards and a bright light to create constellations anywhere from Meghan at Playground Park Bench
Muscles Science Projects
Investigate muscles and how they work using everyday supplies you have on hand. From the folks at Home Science Tools.
Magic Pepper and Soap
Experiment
Black pepper and soap combine...or not...to create an awesome science experiment. From Megan at
Coffee Cups and Crayons
Keep a Moon Diary
Watch the moon for a month using these awesome printable templates. From Paul at Elemental Science.
Magic Milk Experiment
Use milk and food coloring for this simple but amazing experiment. From Danielle at
Fun Learning for Kids
Make Your Own Bubble Gum
Have fun in the kitchen making your own bubble gum. From the folks at The Homeschool Magazine.
Explore Force and Motion
Bring force and motion to life with these awesome experiments. From the folks at Home Science Tools.
Make a Magic Leak-Proof Bag
Amazing experiment that makes a plastic bag leak-proof. Magic! From Danielle at Fun Learning For Kids.
Use Clouds to
Predict the Weather
Explore the types of clouds and the weather they produce. From the folks at The Homeschool Scientist.
Make Invisible Ink
Write secret invisible messages and watch them magically appear! From the folks at My Kids' Time.
Plant Identification Cards
Beautiful color identification cards to learn the names of 30 plants.
From Julie at JulieNaturally.
Build a Working Model Hand
Create a moveable model of the hand using common household materials. From Angela at
Go Science Girls
Nature Study Photography Project
Blend science and art with this beautiful nature study photography project. From Cindy at
Our Journey Westward.
Acid or Base Experiment
Use red cabbage to determine acid or base. From the folks at
Hip Homeschool Moms.
Make a Sundial
Combine history and science to create a working sundial.
From the folks at Learn Play Imagine
Explore the Stability
of Lego Structures
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Fun Park Day Ideas
Nature study ideas for park day with a free downloadable scavenger hunt list. From Jessica
at Hike It Baby
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