So simple and so cool! This experiment really helps little ones understand why leaves change color in the Autumn.įascinating Frozen Bubbles from Fireflies and Mud Pies – This science activity is perfect for super cold winter days. Why do Leaves Change Colour? This is an annual science experiment in our home. Here are some amazing weather activities for preschoolers to explore: The amazing variability of weather we have here in Canada (sometimes within one week) makes weather a fabulous science topic for preschoolers.
Thunderstorms and Tornadoes : A collection of experiments dealing with thunderstorms and tornadoes.Have you ever stopped to consider how amazing this world is? I think it helps that I am surrounded with little people all day long, but every time we head outside we have at least one “WOW” moment.Ĭhildren are so great at slowing down and noticing things. Homemade Tornado : Create a tornado in a bottleĮxperiments with Dry Ice : A few simple experiments using dry ice. Suck an Egg into a Bottle : Watch an egg get sucked into a bottle! Plastic Cups in Love : What makes these two cups move closer together? Magical Inflating Balloons : See what warm and cold air can do to a balloon Marshmallows Making Funny Faces : Distort a marshmallow using air pressure Homemade Barometer : Watch your barometer's water level change with the weather Pie-Pan Convection : Create convection cells with soapy water and a heat source. Glue Stick Sunset : Learn about atmospheric scattering Make a Weather Station : Measure the wind, air pressure, rainfall and temperature Please read the DRY ICE SAFETY PAGE before using dry ice.Ĭloud in a Bottle : Make a cloud in a bottle! Please use caution handling thermometers, hot plates, matches or dry ice. Experiments with this symbol, will require adult help.
Want to learn hands-on about the weather? Need a science project for school? Try some of these educational experiments.
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