Science flower activities preschool

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

I just love this color changing flowers science experiment! It is really easy to do and the kids love watching the flowers change color. We think it is the perfect science activity for spring! I even created printable recording sheets that kids in preschool and early elementary can use to show their observations.

Blooming flowers is such a BEAUTIFUL and simple preschool science experiment! Learn about capillary action with walking water experiment.

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!

This kids' STEM activity is a fun science and art activity in one. Kids will love watching the handmade paper flowers magically unfold over and over again!

7 Days of Play on Instagram: "Like + Comment FLOWER to get this free blooming flower printable! 🤩 And save this post so you don’t forget to do this too! 🙌 This activity is such a fun way to learn the science behind osmosis and capillary action as well as strengthen fine motor skills — the spray bottles are a great tool for that! 💪 And if you’re new here, hi 👋 I’m Michelle — follow @7daysofplay so the automation works correctly, plus you’ll get to see all of our fun ideas! 😍…

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