Did you know you can use chromatography to separate the different colours in the coating of colourful candy? This fun science experiment is perfect for learning about separating mixtures and can even ...
Kitchen Science
Science Sparks Bake Off
There's a huge amount of science to explore in the kitchen. Have you ever wondered how a bowl of cookie dough turns into a crisp delicious biscuit or how thick, stretchy dough becomes light fluffy ...
What is the Maillard Reaction?
The Maillard reaction ( often called the browning reaction ) is what's responsible for the browning and aroma of foods as they cook. In very simple terms it is a reaction between amino acids ( ...
50 Kitchen Science Experiments for Kids
I've mentioned it a few times now, but did you know I have a brand new book out? Snackable Science is jam packed full of exciting edible experiments for kids of all ages!I'm so pleased at how it ...
Water Science Experiments for Kids
I've lost count of the number of water science experiments we've done over the years. Water is pretty amazing. Did you know it is the only natural substance to exist in three physical states at ...
Easter STEM Challenges
Easter is fast approaching, so it seems like the perfect time to try some Easter STEM Challenges. We've been busy testing these for you over the last couple of weeks and would LOVE to see your ...
10+ Egg Experiments
Easter is just around the corner, so I've put together a collection of egg experiments perfect for this time of year. Eggs are great for experiments as they are inexpensive, easily available and very ...
How to make a lava lamp
Do you know how to make a DIY lava lamp? They are one of our favourite science experiments as they are super simple to make, can be used over and over again and you can be a creative as you like with ...
How to make butter in a jar
Did you know you can make butter in a jar using just cream? This is a super simply way to make butter at home.Cream is basically fat droplets mixed in water. When you shake the cream in ...
Make Ice Cream in a Bag
Did you know you can make homemade ice cream in a bag in less than 10 minutes with just milk, salt and ice? You don't even need a freezer!! This awesome kitchen science experiment for kids involves ...
