Star experiment

With just a few steps and materials, your preschooler will be in awe watching the toothpick unfold into a star! Check out this easy yet educational preschooler science experiment and do the magic trick at home right now.

Space STEM: Engineer a homemade shooting star spinner toy. This fun projects teaches about kinetic and potential energy and uses recycled materials!

These fizzy stars make a super fun science experiment for kids of all ages. They're perfect for a preschool space theme or even just because.

Simple Experiments: Why do stars twinkle?

Travel through the stars, explore nebula and see the galaxy... all from your home! This simple science experiment needs only three simple ingredients and has incredible WOW factor. Kids will love doing this simple science experiment over and over again. Galaxy Magic Milk is a must do experiment for all space lovers! Galaxy Magic Milk - Classic Science for Space Loving Kids. Magic Milk is a classic, simple science experiment kids love. #MagicMilk #SpaceActivities #SimpleScience #Experiments

Like most preschool fascinations, I’m not entirely sure how it began. It might have been the Star Gazing Discovery Bottles I made last month, or the fact that they are in bed before they actually appear in the sky every night. Whatever the cause – studying stars has become the…

Some of us don't think of science and Christmas fitting together, but it's time to change that. So this year, for Christmas, try something different with...

This magical star slime is a perfect finale for your themed party, unit study on space, or just for fun with your kids! It's quick and easy to make too!

This anti-gravity galaxy in a bottle is such a fun project to try with the kids! The glitter actually rises to the top, instead of settling to the bottom! It’s beautiful to watch the movement and to imagine the galaxy inside. And it actually helps to calm down the kids!

Toothpick Star Experiment Check out this cool trick! Watch closely what happens to the toothpicks! Here's what you'll need - 1. Some water 2. Toothpicks 3. A Plate 4. A straw Why does it happen? Have fun!

This cool toothpick star experiment is so much fun for young children as they watch the bent toothpicks glide along, forming a star right before their eyes.

Get children into the night sky. This constellation crafts creates star tube viewers made from upcycled materials to learn the stars

In this lesson, students use a model to investigate why the stars are visible at night but disappear when the Sun comes out during the day.

Explore the stars by making this FUN and EASY constellation viewer! Receive a FREE Star Book as well that you can print out for each child.

Launch into a world of science fun with these Alka-Seltzer rockets! This hands-on experiment is an exciting way for kids to learn how chemistry and physics work together to send a rocket soaring into the sky. As they watch their rocket take off, they'll gain a firsthand look at Newton's Laws of Motion in action. Perfect for sparking curiosity and making learning memorable, this experiment will have their eyes lighting up with excitement and wonder!

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Your kids will LOVE making these salt crystal snowflakes! As an added bonus, they will learn important observation and science skills in this simple STEM activity.

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Find out how to make fizzy baking soda stars. A great first way to explore chemical reactions.