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Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland – Science Activities

Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland is a great book to use for science investigation inspiration. Make fizzy potions with baking soda and vinegar, think about growing and shrinking, learn about the animals featured in the book ( the White Rabbit, Caterpillar, Cheshire Cat ), create your own backwards clock and lots more!

Magical backwards writing

Find out how to write backwards using a mirror! Try using this technique to draw a backwards clock.

Writing shown backwards on paper and the right way in a mirror

Reversing Arrows

All kinds of weird and wonderful things happen to Alice during her adventures in Wonderland. Which arrows should she follow through the maze, and can she trust the arrows are correct?

This activity shows you how to make reversing arrows using a nifty trick of light!

signs made from straws and cardboard and a glass of water for a refraction investigation

Magical Potions

Baking soda potions are always fun to make; you only need water, food colouring, baking soda and vinegar.

Try experimenting with different amounts of baking soda, vinegar and washing up liquid ( dish soap ) to find the perfect combination!

Colour Changing baking soda and vinegar potions themed for Valentine's Day

If you use red cabbage indicator instead of coloured water, the potion will even change colour!

Dissolving at the Mad Hatter Tea Party

Investigate dissolving with a Mad Hatter theme. Does sugar dissolve faster in cold, warm or hot liquids? How about pepper or salt?

dissolving experiment

Download the activity sheet!

Absolem the Caterpillar

Learn about the life cycle of a butterfly with this fun edible life cycle activity!

butterfly life cycle activity

More Alice in Wonderland themed activities

Grab a free booklet containing four easy Alice in Wonderland themed science experiments!

Make a Mad Hatter Hat or a printable tea party set with Red Ted Art.

Don’t forget to check out my other book themed science activities too!

Image of a reversing arrows activity and potions for a fun Alice in Wonderland science day

Last Updated on March 3, 2023 by Emma Vanstone

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