Spring Science Experiments for Kids
Spring is when flowers are blooming, and the weather is finally warm enough again to head outside. It’s time for some fun spring science experiments!
As the school year starts to come to an end, we are preparing some fun ways to keep learning until the end of the year!
One of my favorite ways to do this is by creating interactive science experiments that my kids can do! These are great for learning about all sorts of concepts and a great addition to any homeschool lesson plan!
These science experiments are mainly for preschool and elementary kids, but you could use them for any age range with adult supervision.
Here are the best science experiments that you should do during the spring months with your kids!
Spring Science Experiment Ideas
Fun and educational spring themed science experiments for kids.
Learn about plant growth with this experiments. By using water beads, kids can see everything that’s going on from root to tip!
This simple soil science activity is perfect for a warm spring day in the backyard.
Children will have the opportunity to observe the parts of the plant up close with this fun plant growth science experiment. This experiment includes a free printable recording sheet to help your kids record the growth they observe.
Spring is a great time to learn more about the wind and how it works!
These fun flowers are a simple way to explore chromatography this spring.
Learn how plants use water with this fun and colorful spring science experiments.
Learn all about the lifecycle of a butterfly with this fun and educational STEM butterfly activity.
Using just a few simple ingredients, you can make your own crystal science experiment at home!
Observe both plant growth and root growth with this sprouting sweet potato activity.
Learn all about physics, have a bit of a competition, and make a mess with this egg drop activity this spring.
Spring is the perfect time for plant growth activities! This fun lettuce regrowth science experiment will wow your kids!
Kids get to learn all about seed in this investigative spring science activity.
Not only will kids learn about plant growth in this science activity, they'll also end up being able to enjoy salsa they grew themselves!
This easy experiment teaches kids about the plant process transpiration using celery and food colouring.
Learn all about the water cycle while making this simple water cycle model using items you are sure to have available in your kitchen.
This simple how plants breathe activity is perfect for science learning. Be sure to set this activity up at the beginning of the day and check in on the plant respiration in action all throughout the day.
In this science experiment kids will dissect a flower and learn about its structure with this simple hands-on dissection activity.
This simple science experiment teaches kids about clouds and rain. Plus it only uses commonly found ingredients!
Learn about magnets using Easter eggs this this fun science exploration activity.
In this simple science project, kids will dissect a bean seed to learn about the parts of the seed while learning about seed science and how plants grow.
