If you think that toddlers are too little to understand some ‘science fun’, you can’t be more wrong. There are lots of cool science experiments for toddlers, and in this article I will show you my favorite ones.
Cool Science Experiments For Toddlers
1. Exploring Liquid Density with Sensory Bottles
Sensory bottles are perfect for toddlers! They can use them to explore the density of liquids – and it looks so cool. Find a guide on how to do it (plus a free printable) on Buggy and Buddy blog. Such a fun experiments for kids at home!
2. Heat Sensitive, Color Changing Slime
Toddlers love to play with slime. And color changing slime sounds even better. You can find a recipe for this slime on an amazing Left Brain Craft Brain blog.
3. How to blow up a balloon using soda?
How to blow up a balloon using soda? Simple! Just follow the guide on Learn Play Imagine blog.
4. Dancing Frankenworms
How to make gummy worms dance? Your toddlers will love this! Read more on Playdough to Plato blog.
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5. Magic Milk
Magic milk is one of the coolest science experiments for toddlers! It is really easy to set up – read more on Little bins for little hands blog.
6. Rainbow Fizzy Cloud Dough
With some cloud dough you can make this amazing fizzing science experiment for toddlers! Read how on Powerful mothering blog.
7. Water bottle fountain
The experiment is so simple that you can even do it with your 2 year old. All you need is an empty water bottle, a balloon, a straw and a blu-tac. What to do with those read on Learn with play at home blog.
8. Melt a Snowman
This is not really a science experiment, but it’s such a cool sensory activity for your toddlers that I had to include it! Read more about it on Munchkins and Moms blog.
9. Does It Sink or Float?
Director Jewels shared this amazingly simple science experiment. You can also find a free printable on her blog that you can use. Love it!
10. Shadow Tracing
Shadow tracing with grape sculptures, how cool is that? Find a tutorial on the Artful Parent blog.
I love these fun experiments for kids at home. Do you have some science experiments for toddlers you would like me to add here?
These are really great ideas! I can’t wait to try them with my daughter. She’ll get a kick out of the dancing worms.
I want to try the fizzy cloud dough! Looks so fun!
Love these! My fiance did the magic milk at home once. My daughter loved it. I’m going to have to try the pop bottle/balloon one and the dancing gummy worms. Pinning, tweeting and stumbling this. Happy Friday!
These look really fun. I’ve done several of these to the delight of my toddler, but I want to do the water fountain experiment. That one is new to me. Thanks!
These looks really fun, thanks for sharing with Hearth and soul blog hop, pinning and tweeting.
What a great collection of ideas – all of them look really fun and educational. I’ve featured your post at this week’s hop. Thank you so much for being a part of our Hearth and Soul Hop community!
These are such fabulous ideas! So fun and very educational.
Thanks for sharing (and for linking up to the #SHINEbloghop).
Wishing you a lovely evening.
xoxo
I’ve always enjoyed doing science experiments with my children (even now that they’re teenagers). Congrats, you’re featured this week at the #ThisIsHowWeRoll Link Party on Organized 31.
These ideas are really interesting, and I would like to give a try for blowing up a balloon using soda.
We homeschool and so we are always looking for fun activities like these, thankyou! 🙂
Love these! Pinning for later! <3 I think my daughter will love the Dancing Worms experiment!