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Home » Science Experiments for Kids » Easy Easter STEM Projects to do with Kids

Easy Easter STEM Projects to do with Kids

Modified: Apr 15, 2025 · Published: Mar 30, 2023 by Emma Vanstone · This post may contain affiliate links · 1 Comment

If you’re looking for easy creative ideas to keep the kids busy over Easter, you’re in the right place. These Easter STEM projects are simple, use equipment you probably already have, and most importantly, are great fun!

Easter Egg Chain Reaction

Last year, we spent hours setting up different egg chain reactions. These are great because you can just use whatever you have around the house. Line up books like dominoes, roll balls into cars, cars down a ramp, or even roll eggs. You can make it as simple or as complex as you like.

One year, we made a huge outdoor chain reaction that involved rolling a giant ball down a slide.

Easter egg chain reactions

Egg Conveyor Belt

Construct a conveyor belt for eggs. I used cardboard eggs, but you could try to make it strong enough to transport mini eggs!

The conveyor belt is just paper wrapped around a dowel. The paper is attached at each end with tape and wound around one end.

conveyor belt made from a shoebox for an Easter STEM challenge

Egg Zip Line

This is one of my most popular Easter STEM Challenges! Build an outdoor mini zip line for a small chocolate egg. You could also build this on a bigger scale and use a large egg.

Instructions for an egg zip line STEM challenge
egg zipline instructions

Parachute for an Egg

Build a parachute for an egg using paper, cloth or even an old plastic bag. If you don’t want to build a parachute, try wrapping the egg in different materials to protect it from a fall.

instructions for an egg parachute experiment
egg parachute instructions

Another idea is to find a large tube and drop eggs wrapped in different materials down it to see if they break!

Opening Chick Egg

Use a pneumatics system to make a cardboard egg open up to reveal a chick!

opening chick egg - pneumatics project

This principle would work for lots of different themes. Dinosaurs are next on our list!

Crash Test Eggs

Build a vehicle to protect an egg in a collision! This could be made of K’nex, LEGO, or recycled materials.

A simple twist on this idea is to wrap an egg in protective materials such as paper or bubble wrap and drop it down a cardboard tube.

Crash Test eggs

More Easter STEM Projects

Did you know you can grow carrots from carrot tops?

These Easter egg pom pom poppers from Teach Beside Me look great!

STEM Laboratory has some fantastic plastic egg chick rockets!

Create a robo hand to pick up Easter eggs!

Make a boat for Peeps like Schooling a Monkey!

Collection of easy Easter STEM projects to do with kids. A car to protect an egg in a collision, an egg that opens to reveal a chick, a parachute for an egg and a homemade mini conveyer belt

Last Updated on April 15, 2025 by Emma Vanstone

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These activities are designed to be carried out by children working with a parent, guardian or other appropriate adult. The adult involved is fully responsible for ensuring that the activities are carried out safely.

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  1. TechyKids Canada

    May 01, 2021 at 11:23 am

    These are some really fun and interesting STEM activities for kids. They would not only enjoy them but also learn a lot of things. Thanks for sharing these ideas, it would help many!

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