If you asked my son what his favourite all time science experiments are, he’d probably say the bottle rocket, followed by his candy house, so today, we’ve got some great candy experiments and activities for you to try at home. These easy science experiments with sweets are great for using leftover sweets after Halloween or…
The infamous Skittles experiment is easy, low-cost, and provides lots of investigative opportunities. After trying with warm water, one idea is to use cold water, vinegar or fizzy drink to see if the final result is different. The Skittles experiment is definitely a must-try science investigation for kids of all ages. It never gets any…
We’ve got some easy ( and tasty ) earthquake experiments to share today! Did you know the Earth is made up of large pieces of rock called tectonic plates? Where two tectonic plates meet is called a fault. If two plates rub together at a fault waves of energy ( seismic waves ) come to the surface…
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 be used as a science and art activity too! This activity can also be found in my new book Snackable Science. If you…
We do a lot of building with LEGO, blocks and boxes and recently built a whole house from fudge, icing sugar and chocolate after testing different foodstuffs for the best cement ( icing sugar won ). Today, our candy science activity was much more simple, but still huge amounts of fun, as most activities involving…
Inspiration Laboratories and have been trying to hangout more and share some of our coolest science activity ideas. We were joined last week by Megan from Coffee Cups and Crayons and Penny from Wildlife Fun 4 Kids for some fun Halloween Science. My 3-year-old and I shared a cool candy potion. I don’t have any…
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