Fun science ideas for the littlest scientists. It’s never too early to try some science with your children. These baby and toddler science ideas make it easy to do science at home.
Sunny days are great for experimenting with shadows, but you don’t need to let a lack of sun stop you, a torch works just as well. One of our favourite books at the moment is The Gruffalo’s Child. If you’ve read the story you’ll know that the mouse makes the Gruffalo’s Child think he has…
Just before Christmas the lovely people at DUPLO sent us a box of bricks and some challenge ideas. If you read Science Sparks regularly you’ll know that we LOVE LEGO and DUPLO and use both frequently in our activities. If you look carefully at the photos below you’ll notice some of our bricks have numbers…
My one year old loves bouncing balls. He will quite happily bounce a ball around the house for hours. He also loves putting things in boxes, so when I found two large cardboard tubes I knew exactly what to do with them for him. What you’ll need A large cardboard box Large cardboard tubes Balls…
These squishy bags are a great, mess free way to experiment with mixing colours and colour theory. After we’d finished experimenting by making different colours we put a sheet of cardstock inside each paint filled bag, sealed the bag again and used them to practice forming letters and numbers with our fingers. Here at Science…
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