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Science & Nature Activities for Ages 6-7

 

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6 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day
Discover 6 green ways to celebrate Earth Day.
A Compass of My Own
This science activity offers a fun way to learn about directions.
Have Fun with the Weather!
by Melody Warnick
These cool outdoor activities will keep kids smiling no matter the forecast.
At-Home Science Experiments: Color-Changing Milk
Some very unusual things happen when you mix a little milk, food coloring, and a drop of dish detergent. Use this experiment to amaze your friends and uncover the scientific secrets of soap.
Easy (and Mess-Free!) Science Experiments
by Margit Ragland
Wow your little one with these easy-peasy brain-building experiments you can create at home.
What's in the Air?
Learn about pollution with this experiment.
Fill It Up
How much water does it take?
Silly Slime
Make this messy mixture for your own science experiments.
Gummy Worm Stretch
This science experiment is a wormy workout.
Science Myth: Can You Balance an Egg on the Spring Equinox?
by Rozina Portelli
You might have heard that an egg will stand on end on the spring equinox. We researched the truth behind this science myth.
Do-It-Yourself Stickers
They're one-of-a-kind — and tasty, too!
Expanding Universe
Space enthusiasts will enjoy this quick, hands-on experiment.
Bug Hunt
What kinds can your child find?
Nature Vase
Dress up an ordinary jar with natural materials.

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