Summer Science Experiments
Sneak in some learning over the next few months with some summer science experiments! There are enough ideas here to try something new every day!
Your preschoolers will love all of these science experiments. They’ll have so much fun, they won’t even realize their learning.
Add one or more of these experiments to your summer activities for preschoolers.
These summer science activities for preschoolers will teach them astronomy, chemistry, botany, and more. All in a way that they can make connections with.
Fun summer science experiments are the perfect way to keep kids interested in learning even when school is out. Plus, they will be learning and won’t even realize it. Huge bonus!
Summer Science Experiments
How to Keep Your Kids Excited About Science
Learn about 5 different experiments that are sure to keep your children intrigued. Kitchen, laundry room, and astronomy experiments are just a few things they explain how to do.
Soda Bottle Compost
This soda bottle compost science experiment is creative, and your children can learn a lot. All you need is a soda bottle, soil, and various household items.
DIY Straw Rockets with Free Printable
Let your kiddo’s creativity shine with this DIY straw rockets! There will be lots of laughing, and the kids can keep their lungs nice and strong too.
Solar Oven S'mores
DIY Solar Oven Smores is an experiment that also tastes amazing too! It’s an activity we all want to sign up for.
Frog Sensory Bin Preschool Activity
Science is also about nature like this frog sensory bin. This is a great way to teach about the habitat of frogs.
How to Teach Science In The Garden
Teach your child the science behind gardening with this unique and entertaining activity. There is so much to learn, and this is a great way to start out.
Summer Science Activities for Preschoolers
Magic Crystals
Not only are these magic crystals awesome to look at they are a science experiment too. You have to check it out.
Colored Carnations Science Experiment
This colored carnations science experiment is mind-blowing for young and old. This one is sure to get a lot of “oohs” and “awws.”
Cosmic Colors
Playing with food coloring can also make a pretty cool science experiment for kids. Each child can begin to understand colors and how they react with each other.
How to Create a Foaming Rainbow
It’s okay to get a little messy with this foaming rainbow. You just need some vinegar, baking soda, cups, food coloring, and stir sticks.
Simple Candle Science Experiments
Help your kids learn all about candles with this candle science experiment. There is so much to learn, and this will keep the kids engaged.
Balloon Experiment for Kids
This balloon experiment for kids will also entertain the adults too! It’s a blast to learn about baking soda and vinegar.
Summer Science Activities
Colour Mixing Activity For Preschoolers
This mess-free preschool coloring experiment will keep the smallest scientist entertained.
The Science of Making Mummies
The kids will love making mummies and learning all about ancient Egypt. Such a unique lesson.
Make Your Own Lava Lamp
Even adults would get a kick out of making their own lava lamps. They are groovy and loads of fun.
Homemade Ice Cream in a Can
Science experiments are even better when it involves food. Teach your kids how to make homemade ice cream in a can.
Homemade Rock Candy
You get to eat this tasty homemade rock candy! Kids are going to go crazy for this experiment.
Rain Cloud in a Jar
Learning about weather is something kids can’t get enough of. This weather activity is perfect for kids. Now they will understand so much more about clouds and how they work.
Get Kids Interested In #STEM
It’s never too early to start learning about chemistry. This penny change experiment is the perfect start.
Round Out Your Unit with These Activities
If you love using peg dogs in your imaginative play area, you don’t want to miss these eco-friendly Summer Peg Dolls decorated with hand painted summery flowers!
Storytelling is part of the learning process. Add some summer story stones to your reading and literacy centers.
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Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.