Category: Science Projects
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🌿 Science & Georgraphy Nature Keepsake Box Activity

Create a keepsake box by collecting nature treasures during walks, sketching items, and decorating the box for memories.
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Seed Project: Watching a Seed Sprout

Objective To help children observe how a seed grows and understand what plants need to live. Materials Steps Discussion Extension Ideas
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🧪 Explore Forces

🎯 Objective Experiment with different forces to change how objects move. 🧩 Materials 🔬 Experiment 1: Apply a Force to Move an Object 🧠 Experiment 2: Let the Force of Friction Stop a Moving Object ✋ Experiment 3: Apply a Force to Stop a Moving Object 🎠 Experiment 4: Make Your Own Merry‑Go‑Round
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Science Projects — Lower Grades

Children explore science through engaging experiments, fostering curiosity, teamwork, and creativity while understanding the world around them.
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🌀 Science for Kids: How Merry‑Go‑Rounds Move

This science page has been created to go with the Peter and Polly Series by Rose Lucia: The Broken Show Case. However, it can be used with other science curriculum.
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Fun Nose Game: Identify Household Scents Blindfolded

The experiment explores scent identification using various household items, inspired by Jip the Dog from Doctor Dolittle.
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🌊 Floating vs. Sinking

Children predict and test which objects float or sink in water, recording results and reflecting on their findings.
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🧪 Mini‑Experiment: Why Do Things Float?

The activity explores buoyancy, demonstrating why some objects float or sink in air and water, using various materials.
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Understanding Friction: Simple Experiments for Kids

The activity explores friction by sliding and rolling various objects on a smooth surface, recording their movements and resistance.
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Lemon Seed Discovery

Lemon Seed Discovery You’ll Need: – 1 lemon – A small plate – A magnifying glass (optional) Steps 1. A grown-up cuts the lemon. 2. Take out the seeds. 3. Count them. 4. Look closely at their shape. 5. Draw what you see. Scripture Tie-In: Seeds“A good tree bears good fruit.” — Matthew 7:17