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What is the most popular science activity for kids?
Here are the most popular science and STEM activities on Go Science Kids at the moment.
These posts are sorted auto-magically by this month’s page views, so I never know exactly which posts will make the cut! Usually there’s a mix of newer posts, seasonal ones and few golden oldies. Did your favourite science experiment make the top 20 list this week?
- The Science Behind Edible Glass
- Can you dissolve the eggshell of a raw egg?
- ‘Magic’ Drawing with Refraction of Light: an art meets science activity for kids
- Fireworks in Oil & Water | Density science project for kids
- DIY Balance Scales for Toddlers and Preschoolers
- Colour Changing Flowers Experiment
- Glowing Ice Cubes | edible, sensory, science, play
- How to make an articulated hand {with cool movable fingers}
- C is for Catapult!
- Swirling Milk Experiment
- How to make Curds and Whey
- Solid or Liquid?
- {Hilariously Funny} Science Jokes for Kids
- Easy Upcycled Catapult {STEM goes green}
- How to make Fizzy Old-Fashioned Lemonade
- Delightfully Fizzy Sherbet
- DIY Pulley for the loungeroom stairs
- How to make water beads GLOW!
- How to make the best Crystal Snowflakes
- 12 Cool and Cute Science Crafts that Kids will Love!
- Funny Math Jokes for Kids
- Homemade Violet Crumble {a delicious edible science project}
- Make an erupting volcano for prehistoric small world play
- What lives in dirt?
- How to make a Skeleton Hand
- Finding North: a fun hiking game for kids
- Edible Fizzy Science with Anzac Biscuits
- Exploring Magnetism: easy magnet science experiment for kids
- DIY Magnetic Marble Run for the Fridge Door
- How to make Fluorescent Slime that Glows!
- Shape Bubble Wands
- Mushroom Spore Prints: nature science for kids
- Why Spiny Leaf Phasmids Make Great Insect Pets {and how to make a DIY enclosure!}
- Planet Earth Craft
- Salt Crystal Paper Snowflakes!
- STEM Challenge: Can you build a 3D structure?
- Coding for Kids: how to start a Virtual Journal in HTML
- Design a Magnet Maze: a science + art activity
- Exploring Taste with Watermelon
- Make a ‘snowy’ salt crystal tree
- What happens if you add Pineapple to Jelly (or Jell-O)?
- Review: Magic Science for Wizards Only Science Kit
- Borax Crystal Flowers
- Static Science: Help Daddy Balloon grow a beard
- Autumn STEAM: tracing the veins of a leaf
- Anatomy of a ladybird craft – with movable elytra and hidden wings!
- How to make Butter & Buttermilk: edible science for kids
- Graph Art: illustrating data
- Salt Crystal Ghosts
- Crystal Candy Canes – fun Christmas science project
- Can you start a fire with a magnifying glass?
- Zooming Hearts
- DIY Heart Shaped Bubble Wand
- Sweet vs Sour: Confuse Your Taste Buds with Miracle Berries
- Learning about Corroboree Frogs
- Salt Crystal Hearts
- Hands-on Geometry with Magna-Tiles
- Ladybird Life Cycle Craft: Learning about Metamorphosis
- Limeade and Orangeade Experiment
- Science Craft: Mushroom Monkeys!
- Bicoloured Flowers
- Science + Art: Mushroom Spore Print Car Painting
- 9+ Sea-life Mistakes in Finding Dory You Might Have Missed
- Castle in the Clouds: science & imaginative play
- Measuring Height with Magna-Tiles
- Easter Egg Bubble Wands
- What is the Scientific Method?
- Static Hair! Exploring Static Electricity with Toddlers
- Crystal Christmas Tree Ornaments
- Which flowers absorb the most vibrant colours?
- Christmas Tree Bubble Wand {& bubble physics}
- Review: Geomag Color & Geomag Glitter
- Book Review: 11 Experiments That Failed
- Crystal Snowman
- How to Dye Multicoloured Flowers in Red, White and Blue
- Comparing Seeds – a Nature Study Science Activity
- Scienceworks Melbourne, with kids!
- Christmas STEAM: Magnetic Jingle Bell Tree
- Interlocking Crystal Hearts
- Easy No Sew Big Dipper Pillow – that glows in the dark!
- Review: Dream Jobs {a Sticker Dolly Dressing, Usborne Activities book}
- Make a Christmas tree magnet maze game
- Book Review: Ada Twist, Scientist
- How to adjust safety glasses to fit toddlers & young kids
- Visiting Questacon {Australia’s National Science and Technology Centre} with Kids!
- Why STEM for Girls is so important
- Visiting the Australian Museum {with Kids!}
- Exploring Measurement at a Cafe
- Crystal Holly Christmas Ornament
- Book Review: Ivy and Bean Break the Fossil Record
- Visiting Sea Life Sydney Aquarium with Kids
- Review: Geomag Panels
- Ariel as a Scientist colouring-in page
- Best Science Activities of 2016
- Book Review of Halley Harper; Science Girl Extraordinare: Summer Set In Motion
- Visiting Manly Sea Life Sanctuary {with kids}
- Visiting Wildlife Habitat Port Douglas with Kids
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