Teaching the kids about surface tension and other cool science-y things is more fun when you can show them. Grab your supplies and get ready for some great science fun in the kitchen.

Kids just love science and not knowing what will happen next. Create that sense of mystery with the kids and get them to do some experimenting with you.

Everyone loves seeing a rainbow. With this cool activity you can now have a rainbow inside even if it hasn't been raining. Follow the simple steps and your house will be full of rainbows in no time.  

Enjoy this experiment as you witness the celery leaves change before your very eyes. Kids will love the magic behind this super cool science experiment!

This easy science experiment is a fun way to explain how rain clouds work.

Learn about air compression with this simple introductory kids; science experiment. Its easy, fast and the only requirements for this experiment are common household items. Best of all, there;s no mess so get experimenting today!

Have you ever wondered why you should not wear black in summer? Or why you feel hotter in black than white? This science experiment will help you to determine exactly why black and white truly are oposites.

Can you tell the difference between tastes if you cant smell what you are eating? This fun kids science experiment looks at what happens when we take away the ability to smell and what happens to our brain

Explore how light can trick your eyes and learn about light refraction with your kids with this easy fun kids science experiment. Bending a pencil is easier than you think and your kids will love showing this experiment to their friends.

Science experiments are not only educational, they a;re loads of fun as well! Kids will be amazed when you do this streaky paper experiment and see the end results.

Science experiments are so much fun for kids and so easy to do in your own home. This simple absorption experiment will intrigue the kids and have them asking why and how?

Making music does not have to be a terribly noisy experience. Making music with these glass bottles can actually be quite pleasant. Give it a go and see if you can make a tune to impress.

There is something about kids and bugs that just go hand in hand. Find them, watch them and see how they behave under the spotlight.

Mixing oil and water is one thing, but freezing oil and water is fascinating. What will happen and why? Kids love science and love answering all the science questions they can. Get them experimenting in the kitchen.

Kitchen science has never been so much fun! This interesting experiment will have the kids guessing. Most people figure that cold water would freeze faster than hot water - stay tuned as this experiment will give the definitive answer

Put some excitement in your day with this high-flying kids; science experiment. Building a balloon rocket is fun and there;s no mess which is great news for parents! So blast-off with this high-speed project and explore the wonderful world of science.

Kids' recipes can also be a fun craft activity of sorts. This fun oozy volcano cake might even get boys interested in baking.

Playing with magnets is awesome fun, just ask any child who has done this experiment. This is an easy and safe science experiment for kids of all ages and makes learning fun! Kick start a possible love of science with this project today.

Teach your children about the value of recycling by making this balloon-powered milk-mobile together. Once you have finished this recycled craft is also a great science activity for kids. 

Impress your kids and create your very own homemade eruptions with this volcano experiment. Watch your kids be amazed with this science experiment which is also a great learning game for curious, knowledge seeking kids.

Find out which liquids are denser than others with this simple seven layer liquid stack science experiment.

Making a special treat for the kids while learning science is exciting. Make it more interesting by letting them get involved in the fun. It's even more fun for kids when their experiment is edible.

Two drinking glasses, water and a straw and you can try the Sippy Straw experiment. What will happen when these three things come together? Kids will love trying this out to see how it goes

This colourful water experiment shows how flowers absorb water into their petals to keep them fresh.