Outdoor science activities preschool

These bouncing bubbles are SO FUN! Best of all, they're super easy to make, using simple kitchen items like dish soap and sugar. No special or fancy ingredients needed! Blowing bubbles is always fun, but have you ever made bouncing bubbles?! There's something pretty magical about blowing a bubble you can hold and bounce on your hand. Make our easy bouncing bubbles recipe in only a few minutes to create hours of fun! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something…

Sunscreen painting! Creative STEAM activity teaches the science of sunscreen and is a fun art project. Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and all kids.

fun experemint for all ages. need baking soda, viniger, water food coloring

Our rainy, rainy spring has finally ended and now it’s HOT! We hit the high 90’s yesterday (haven’t hit 100 yet, so that’s good). The younger boys and I took advantage of the hot sun and did a simple science experiment with melting. This is SO easy and really interesting for the preschool and kindergarten […]

Fun ideas for outdoor learning with easy science experiments for kids, tweens & teens! Explore plants, animals, physics, chemistry and more! These hands on science ideas are great for summer activities, classroom science outside and homeschool science units too. Many include free printables!

30 must try Summer Science activities that will WOW the kids and keep them engaged in learning. COOL outdoor experiments for Summer

Whether you're looking for some fun outdoor STEAM activities or just some explosive STEM projects, this exploding sidewalk chalk experiment is going to be an activity your kids will not soon forget.

Outdoor learning is a great way to connect with nature and have fun. Forest School activities can incorporate art, craft, science, sensory play, and s

Looking for a really amazing summer science activity? Try making an outdoor potions station. This is the COOLEST activity for all ages.

I just love this color changing flowers science experiment! It is really easy to do and the kids love watching the flowers change color. We think it is the perfect science activity for spring! I even created printable recording sheets that kids in preschool and early elementary can use to show their observations.