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Preschool Science Experiments

Preschoolers are naturally curious and are always questioning the things around them. They are little scientists exploring the world around them. They use all their senses to learn how things feel, taste, sound and work. J is definitely a little scientist so I have started doing a few preschool science experiments with her.

Preschool science experiments
Below you will find a list of all the experiments we have done to date. Thanks for walking with me and don’t forget to subscribe to keep up with all the preschool activities we are doing.

Space – Preschool Science Experiments: Venus and Neptune

Is your preschooler learning about outer space? Why not throw in a science experiment? Here is an easy science experiment using Venus and Neptune to learn about hot and cold

Dyed Egg Experiment

Easter preschool sensory activities- the dyed egg experiment

Disappearing Rainbow Colours

 

Rainbows, how many colours do you know? Here is a fun rainbow colors preschool science experiment that is easy. Any kid could do it! Can you make the colours disappear?

 

Can You Follow The Puzzle? 

We love preschool science! Today we tried something new with our preschool science experiments, I tried to see if my daughter could conduct an experiment by putting together the puzzle that contains the instructions

 

 

Winter Preschool Science: Elephant’s Toothpaste

preschool science experiments- elephants toothpaste
 

 

Celery Science

celery hydration examination
 

 

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