Did you know that you can start Science with kids as young as toddlers? Here are some really awesome Science toddler activities that are both a great introduction to the fascinating world of Science and are also age-appropriate. Come take a look! Aren’t they awesome?
Disappearing Rainbow Colors – Learning 2 Walk
While some science experiments help create colors, this one does the opposite – it makes colors disappear! (Note: since bleach is used, parental guidance is mandatory)
Magic Milk: A Classic Science Experiment For Kids – Little Bins For Little Hands
Learn about chemical reactions with this “magic milk” experiment, involving dish soap, a q-tip, liquid food coloring, and of course, milk.
Exploring Physics with Kids – KC Adventures
Learn about the physics behind sinking and floating with this simple experiment!
Celery Science: Preschool Sensory Activities – Learning 2 Walk
Turn celery various colors with food coloring for this preschool sensory science activity.
Glowing Ice Cubes – Go Science Kids
Create these glowing ice cubes, which are edible and great for sensory play. You’ll need a UV light to be able to see the “glow.”
Erosion vs Weathering ~ Awesome Science STEM Activities – The Natural Homeschool
It is important for students to know the difference between erosion and weathering when they are studying Earth Science. This is a great introduction on how our world looks the way it does.
Melting Ice with Salt and Watercolors – Happy Hooligans
Bubbly and colorful, learn how salt can melt ice. Talk about how salt can sometimes be used on driveways in winter, etc.
Baking Soda Art – Eating Richly Even When You’re Broke
Baking soda and vinegar have a great chemical reaction and can produce so many fun results. Create art with these fun explosions!
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More Science Toddler Activities
Rain Clouds in a Jar Experiment – Growing a Jeweled Rose
With fluffy shaving cream, create colorful rain clouds in a jar! Discover how rain clouds can form, and how it rains.
Frozen Dinosaur Eggs Ice Science Activity – Little Bins For Little Hands
With frozen balloons, create frozen “dinosaur eggs” (or really any other small animal!) This experiment is great for fine motor skills, sensory skills, and science.
Water Displacement Activity – Happy Hooligans
Simple and affordable, this science activity explores water displacement.
Montessori Culture and Science: Land, Air, Water Lessons – The Natural Homeschool
In this lesson, kids will learn the very important but basic concept of land, water and air.
Space Preschool Science Experiments: Venus and Neptune – Learning 2 Walk
Learn about astronomy and our planets with this simple science activity. This activity is experimenting with the hot and cold temperatures of Venus and Neptune.
Overnight Crystal Garden – Babble Dabble Do
Grow shards of glass crystal overnight with epsom salt! Crystals can start growing in as little as three hours, but for best results, grow them overnight. (They recommend making a few different crystals in case one or two don’t grow.)
Frozen Rainbow Eruptions: Fun Science For Kids – Learn Play Imagine
Baking soda and vinegar create awesome reactions. Colorize them for a bright, colorful chemical reaction.
Fizzy Cloud Dough Experiment – Powerful Mothering
Create this fizzy play dough, great for sensory play. Its foaming texture is not exactly edible, but if kids accidentally lick their hands, there’s no harm, being an extra bonus!
Fireworks In Oil & Water – Go Science Kids
Learn about density in this “fireworks” experiment involving oil and water. Fireworks are made with a jar and food coloring getting mixed with the oil and water.
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