Are you looking for fun and creative science ideas to do with the kids? Well, yay! Because that’s what this blog is all about…
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Mushroom Spore Prints: nature science for kids28/06/2017 -
DIY Magnetic Marble Run for the Fridge Door27/06/2017 -
Comparing Seeds – a Nature Study Science Activity07/03/2017 -
Anatomy of a ladybird craft – with movable elytra and hidden wings!06/03/2017 -
Ladybird Life Cycle Craft: Learning about Metamorphosis25/02/2017 -
Measuring Height with Magna-Tiles23/02/2017
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Join us, as we attempt, experiment and stumble our way through fun science at home.
Thanks for stopping by. We love having you here. Go science kids!
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Saved as a favorite, I really like your website!
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Thanks Flora!
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Keep this going please, great job!
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Yeah,I would say the same. Great job!
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Hi,
My name is Erin Marie. I am a fellow blogger. I LOOOOVE your website and use it all of the time with my daughter. So, I nominated you for the Liebster Award.
You can view the nomination post here: https://luckyinluv.com/liebster-award
Thank You!
Erin Marie
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Thank you for your exciting, educational and easy-to-follow experiments and activities. I help run a boys’ club (ages 7 to 11) and we are always looking for activities which will make their brains work harder while their hands have a bit of fun! I am looking forward to receiving your emails with more of these science activities.
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You take experiments from Home Lab App in Google play
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I haven’t heard of that app, so no, I haven’t taken any of their experiments. Although, many of them are ‘common’ science experiments that are available in many science textbooks and the like, so there’s likely to be unintentional double up.
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is there a way to print the snowflake activity directions without having to print 20 pages? Thanks!
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Ah, yes, I’m working on adding an easy ‘print instructions’ feature. sorry it’s not up and running yet, but watch this space!