Do your kids love looking at the clouds? This fun activity from Parenting Chaos will help them understand how clouds form. Find the instructions here.
Why Do Leaves Change Color?
This fun experiment from How Wee Learn will help you discover what the true color of a leaf is once the chlorophyll is gone. Find the instructions here.
Rainbow roses
Make these beautiful rainbow roses with your kids. For full instructions please visit www.tobyandroo.com.
CD Planets
Are your kids interested in space? This fun activity from Mommy in Sports is out of this world! Get the instructions here.
Frozen Paint
See painting in a whole new light with this simple, fun, and (slightly) less messy activity from Mommy in Sports. Get the instructions here.
Starry Night Sky Slime
This starry night sky slim is easy to make and a lot of fun to play with. For full instructions please visit thekindergartenconnection.com.
Make Your Own Jellyfish Discovery Bottle
Your kids will have a blast with their “pet” Jellyfish in a bottle. For full instructions please visit www.schoolingamonkey.com.
Picture Scavenger Hunts
Who doesn’t love a scavenger hunt? This one from Smart Cookie is adaptable to any age and subject. Find the instructions here.
DIY rain clouds – one of the best science activities for kids!
This fun activity helps kids understand rain clouds. For full instructions please visit www.tobyandroo.com.
Astronomy for Kids: Moon Journal
Have your kids record the full cycle of the moon with this free printable moon journal. For full instructions please visit buggyandbuddy.com.
Glowing Milk Paint
These glow in the dark paints are easy to make and are loads of fun. For full instructions please visit learnplayimagine.com.
Summer Skies Flashlight Constellations
Teach your kids about constellations using a flashlight. For full instructions please visit www.schoolingamonkey.com.
Erupting Rainbow Sidewalk Chalk Paint
Your kids will love going outside with these fun sidewalk erupting chalk paint. For full instructions please visit Learn Play Imagine.
Homemade Kaleidoscope
Making this fun homemade kaleidoscope is fast and easy to do. For full instructions visit Buggy and Buddy.
DIY Constellation Projector
Summer nights are the perfect time to lay out under the stars and look for constellations. This activity from Playground Parkbench is a great way to familiarize your kids with constellations before heading outside. Get directions and the free printable here.
At-Home Science Journal
Kids are curious by nature. Nurture that curiosity with this at-home science journal by Smart Cookie. Find the instructions here.
