Flower experiment

This captivating color changing flowers experiment is appropriate for children from preschool to high school teens. The results are stunning!

Make this fun fizzy flower experiment with kids to learn about the baking soda and vinegar reaction! Video tutorial included.

Your littles will be in awe when they see this amazing color-changing flower experiment. Flowers, water, and food coloring are all you need!

How do plants drink water? See how flowers do it in this fun experiment for kids.

We first tried this science experiment using roses when Rosie was a toddler.

Use the color changing flowers experiment to turn a rose blue. This Spring science activity for kids is both fun and easy.

Fun plant experiments, great for learning about the structure and function of the different parts of a flower. Dissect a flower and more plant science

Say What? Blooming Paper Flowers? Yup, these little paper flowers will actually bloom right before your very eyes! This is such a fun and simple little experiment, but you have got to try it.

The world of plants and seeds is full of fascinating science, just waiting to be explored. In this blog post, I’ve gathered my favorite plant science experiments that are both fun and educational. From sprouting seeds to exploring how light, water, and soil affect plant growth to experiments with flowers and leaves, there’s something here

Help preschoolers identify parts of a flower with this hands-on lesson! This sensory-rich lesson also has options to extend learning with other activities!