This Three Little Pigs STEM Challenge is a brilliant science experiment for learning about the stability of structures and properties of materials. It’s great for early years science age, but it can also be extended for older children. If you like this, you might also like my Gingerbread Man science experiments. We made six different types…
This mini motorised boat was a great STEM challenge that kept us busy for hours!! We kept adding extra bits to make it work better and were really happy with the end result. If you like this you’ll love my other easy STEM challenges or if you’re looking for something a bit easier to put…
Some of the easiest science experiments are the most fun and you don’t always need lots of equipment either, there are a lot of investigations you can try that don’t need much more than just you! If these aren’t quite what you’re looking for you might also like my science experiments using paper or my…
These super simple cardboard STEM Challenges are a great project for a rainy day. Make a DIY slingshot, cardboard circuits, marble runs or even cardboard sculptures! Raid the recycle bin to see what you can find and go from there. You might also like my experiment instruction sheets and science fair project ideas! Super Simple…
This homemade articulated grabber is a brilliant STEM Challenge or STEM project, that works brilliantly and is easy to construct as well! We cut up a shoe box to make ours as the cardboard does need to be quite sturdy, but you can use whatever you have handy. If you like this activity you might…
If you’ve got a child who loves superheroes, you’ll really love these easy superhero science activities! Each works brilliantly on its own, or several could be used for a special superhero science day! You can also find these activities in my Playful Science series, which is full of simple, play-based science for kids! Easy superhero…
Did you know you can walk on oobleck? My children participated in a fun race called Mini Mudder a couple of years ago. One of the obstacles was a huge tray of cornflour oobleck, which everyone loved, so we thought we’d try to create a smaller version in our garden. Our giant oobleck tray was…
Playful Science is a brand new series full of simple science-based play ideas for kids! All the activities are super easy and can be used as part of role-play games or as an exciting addition to a classroom theme. Play is a fantastic way to spark a lifelong love of science in kids. Imagine bubbly…
This activity is part of my Around the World in 50 Experiments series. Today we’re travelling to Comoros and Mayotte to learn about an ancient fish called a Coelacanth. Comoros is one of the smallest countries in the world, made up of a group of islands in the Western Indian Ocean. The southern part of…
These gravity experiments are all fantastic demonstrations of gravity and a great way to learn about Isaac Newton and Galileo‘s famous discoveries. If you enjoy them, do check our my book This IS Rocket Science which is full of exciting space activities demonstrating how rockets overcome gravity and other forces to launch into space followed…
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