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9 More Easy Science Experiments for Kids

By By Rose Gordon Sala November 2, 2020

More Easy Science Experiments for Kids

  • Build a container for an egg that protects it from breaking and then test it out by dropping it from on high.
  • Fashion your own bouncy balls with this recipe to see how various shapes bounce differently.
  • Use a balloon to amplify sound by holding it to your ear.
  • Budding meteorologists can create shaving cream storm clouds and Technicolor raindrops.
  • Make static electricity by rubbing balloons on clothing or shuffling on the carpet with socks, then zap someone with a quick touch.


Grow gummy bears with a special science solution.

  • These gummies won’t be so yummy in your tummy, but you can watch gummy bears grow by placing them in water, saltwater, and vinegar.
  • Build your own periscope using a milk container and carefully angled mirrors that allow you to see things above or behind you.
  • Be a DIY spy with this fun fingerprint experiment. Collect fingerprints using one of these methods, and then dive a little deeper with a forensic study of fingerprint patterns.
  • Fill a plastic bottle to the brim with water and put it in the freezer; in a few hours the bottle will crack because ice expands.