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Cool Candy Cane Science Experiment for Festive Kids to Predict & Observe

Click here to read Cool Candy Cane Science Experiment for Festive Kids to Predict & Observe on Hands On As We Grow® Got lots of candy-canes lying around at Christmas time? Try a simple a fun dissolving candy canes science experiment with your kids using supplies from the kitchen! If your kids are anything like mine, science experiments are always a win! My two little ones are always up for a good experiment, especially when it involves food, or candy! Prepping for Candy Cane Science Experiment with Kids This experiment requires very little prep. It’s so simple, you’re going to love it! To Do This Dissolving Candy Canes Science Experiment, You’ll Need: 3 candy canes (not broken) 3 glasses you...

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These Books Rock: 10 Books about Rocks, Minerals, Gems, and Crystals

If you’re looking to pick up a new hobby for 2023, let me suggest starting with some rocks and minerals books. There are lots of ways to go. You can get into rock collecting and/or rockhounding. Rockhounding meaning the rocks you collect are ones you find yourself out in nature. You can also learn more about geological features without having to collect anything. After all, all of us are living on a geological formation of some sort, assuming we’re not at sea. The barrier to entry is so low! All you have to do is go out to local parks and other natural spaces, and let your curiosity guide you. And there may be no better way to satisfy curiosity...

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Wild critters, cold weather, latkes, and a moment in history

  The gorgeous, lush poinsettia given me by a neighbor.It occupies a place of honor on the bookcase. Gosh, what a lot has gone on in the last twenty-four hours! For me, it started last night about eight when I read a post by someone who had seen a “large” coyote heading into our neighborhood. Truth be told, I think we have coyotes all the time, situated as we are above the zoo and the river. But when someone sends out an alert, you feel obligated—or at least I did—to take it more seriously. And what did the poster mean by “large”? How many coyotes had she seen for reference. I worry not only about Sophie, but about the little...

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18 Kids Science Kits

It may be the winter holiday break, but these science kits for kids will keep your littles learning and having fun. There are few things we love more than educational toys and activities for our kids. Letting them play and learn at the same time is pretty much the ideal combination. When we find something that they love doing and that we love allowing them to do is the perfect match. Science kits for kids are a super easy way to cover those bases, especially since there are a ton of different options out there that are sure to entertain and educate even the most discerning scientific tastes! Science kits for kids aren’t just baking soda and vinegar volcanoes or...

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National Geographic Crystal Garden

Vendor: INCREDIBLE NOVELTIES Type: Science Price: 21.99 Learn all about crystals and grow your very own crystal tree in your home!  National Geographic’s Crystal Garden Growing Kit gives you the chance to experience the wonders of crystal science. Our full-colour learning guide is filled with astounding crystal facts, and the easy-to-use garden kit will show crystal growth as soon as 20 minutes after conducting the experiment! You also get a genuine rose quartz crystal, making this a truly comprehensive kit! This science kit includes crystal growing solution, two cardboard trees, base platform, broken geode specimen, National Geographic’s Learning Guide, and instructions. National Geographic’s Crystal Garden is the perfect project for kids of all ages and serves as a great introduction to geology and...

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