Science experiments with candy canes

Turn a favorite holiday treat into a fun educational science experiment! If your child doesn't like candy canes, or if you have extra candy canes laying around from Christmas, put them to good use with this simple Fizzing Candy Canes STEAM activity for kids!

I have two fun candy cane hands-on winter experiments today. Be sure you grab more ideas for winter fun on my page winter season unit study. Candy canes are plentiful right now and did you know that they make for a tasty, easy, and inexpensive item for science experiments? Your kids will love tasting and exploring the world of science with these two simple hands on science experiments in honor of National Candy Cane Day on December 26.

Candy canes are a staple of Christmas. The Christmas holiday is all about the peppermint smell and flavor. Try out these fun Christmas Baking Soda Experiments!

This fun and exciting dissolving candy cane science experiment is a great activity for kids to complete this festive season.

This easy-peasy candy cane science experiment shows immediate results and brings the WOW factor, perfect for little learners! #scienceexperiment #candycanes #candyscience #preschoolscience #easyscience #holidayscience #candycaneactivities

Try a festive science experiment with candy canes, water and vinegar to see what dissolves first with your toddlers and preschoolers at home this holiday season.

Science experiment. A great way for the preschoolers to use their observations skills.

Fizzing Candy Canes - a super fun science experiment to do around Christmas!

This Christmas density tower science experiment is such a fun holiday STEM activity for kids! Test the density of holiday items.

SCIENCE WITH CANDY CANES SAVE this holiday twist on the classic at-home STEM activity! ❤️🤍 TO DO: - Place candy canes on a shallow dish or plate. -...

Grab the candy canes and try this fun dissolving candy cane experiment. It is fun to try and guess which liquid will dissolve the candy cane the fastest. It is a fun family activity or make it into a science experiment and investigate why some liquids dissolve things faster than others. Give it a try.

Check out this easy Christmas science experiment for kids! Grow crystal candy canes and use as Christmas tree ornaments.

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Do you have lots of candy canes lying around during the Christmas period? Why not use them in this Candy Cane Science Experiment? It's perfect for enquiring minds.

Do you have enough candy canes?!! Remember how I told you about our Candy Cane Science in the Park Day here? Well, we certainly did more t...

The holidays are a great time to do some simple science with the kids. In this sweet smelling Christmas Science, kids of all ages will be amazed at the colourful display of colours that smell like everyone’s favourite holiday treat, candy canes! Grab some mints and let’s make some science with this Christmas Mint Science Experiment. Click to learn how to do this simple and fun Christmas Science Experiment #ChristmasScience #SimpleScience #ScienceExperiments #Experiments #ChristmasforKids

How to Spark Learning with a Candy Cane Maze STEM Activity. I have a fantastic candy cane maze STEM activity. Be sure you grab more ideas for winter fun on my page Winter Season Unit Study. Besides, this is a great activity to do to celebrate December 26th as National Candy Cane Day. Simple themed STEM activities like this are great for developing your child's critical thinking skills. Also, they develop innovation, creativity, curiosity, persistence, decision-making,and problem-solving…

A holiday-themed Skittles science experiment that is both fun and educational, the results of this Christmas Candy Cane experiment is also very pretty! Learn how to do this fun activity with your preschooler and kindergartener just in time for Christmas.

Today I'm sharing another candy cane science experiment we did at our Christmas science in the park day: fizzing candy cane eruptions! ...

The Christmas season is here and school time is still running!! Candy seems to be popping up everywhere...here's a fun science experim...