Magnetic paper clip experiment Science experiments are fun to do and great for children to learn. This magnetic paper clip experiment is simple to do and will teach your kids about magnetic forces. What You Need: Magnet Paper clips Activity: Hang one paperclip from the magnet. Use the hanging clip to pick up other paper clips. See how many paper clips you can pick up using only one magnet. You can also try this with different sizes of paper clips or paper clips that have plastic...

Ice play Inspire your child’s imagination with ice play, a great science experiment kids activity that may just spark a lifetime of scientific curiosity. Kids love to explore the unknown so dive into this fun science project today. Number of players: 1+ What you need: balloons water freezer Activity: Different shaped balloons work best with this activity. Select balloons of different shapes, fill them with water and place them in the freezer overnight. When they are frozen, cut away the balloons and place them on the first step of the pool. Allow your child to play with the shape and watch the shape change as the warmer water starts to melt it. You can spice this up with a bit of food colouring in an eye dropper if you are not in the pool Let them squeeze drops onto the shape and watch the colour of their ice shape...

Make coloured flowers Children love to learn and experiment with new things. Science experiments are fun to do and are a great way for children to learn about the world around them. Try this coloured flower experiment with your kids. What You Need: water scissors food colouring plastic cup flower, white carnation or celery stalk with leaves Activity: Fill up a plastic cup with water. Add a few drops of food colouring to the water. Cut the end off the flower stem or celery stalk. Put the flower stem or celery stalk in the water. Over the next six to 12 hours, the food colouring will be drawn up the stem along tiny tubes which are called vessels and the petals of the flower will start to change in...