Awesome Science Experiments for Kids: 100+ Fun STEM / STEAM Projects and Why They Work (Awesome STEAM Activities for Kids)

This science experiment book is excellent for children who love to learn and explore. My daughter enjoys trying the experiments at home, and the instructions are clear and easy to follow. The activities are fun, safe, and educational. The book helps children understand basic science concepts in a simple way. It encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and hands-on learning. We like that many of the experiments use simple materials found at home. This is a great book for learning and having fun at the same time. I highly recommend it for kids who enjoy science and experiments.

This book is awesome! It’s thick with tons of experiments! The resources needed seem super accessible and the projects are short enough and simple enough to be super fun and exciting without being tedious or requiring a ton of extra prep. My son are very excited when we do an experiment. Someone pointed out the explanations are a little advanced for younger kids, which is true, but they definitely do a great job of at least explaining how and why the experiment worked. And it’s easy enough to leave out the more minute details for younger kids or translate them into easier to understand terms. Update: This book works best, in my opinion, if you make a little materials kit. I went through a good portion of the book and made a list of the materials that are on the cheaper side and would work for a good amount of the experiments. Along with basic kitchen essentials, like measuring spoons and cups, here’s the list I made for myself: Corn starch Food coloring cheap Vegetable oil Balloons Paper straws Plastic bendy straws Ping pong balls Pom poms Ziploc bags Wooden craft sticks Epsom salt Paper cups Baking soda Vinegar Alka Seltzer (more expensive, but needed for some of the more exciting ones!) saved Toilet paper rolls I personally haven’t bought every single thing on this list and there are still a ton of experiments we’re able to do in this book!

**Awesome Science Experiments for Kids: 100+ Fun STEM / STEAM Projects and Why They Work** is a fantastic resource for young explorers eager to dive into the world of science! This engaging book offers over **100 hands-on projects** that are not only educational but also incredibly fun, making it perfect for kids of all ages. What sets this book apart is its focus on **STEM/STEAM principles**, encouraging children to think critically and creatively while conducting experiments. Each project is clearly explained with easy-to-follow instructions, ensuring that kids (and parents) can jump right in without feeling overwhelmed. The inclusion of explanations for why each experiment works helps foster a deeper understanding of the scientific concepts at play, making learning both effective and enjoyable. Parents and educators will appreciate the variety of experiments, covering topics from chemistry to physics to biology, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for a fun weekend activity, an educational supplement for home schooling, or engaging projects for a classroom setting, this book is an invaluable tool. Overall, **Awesome Science Experiments for Kids** is a must-have for any young scientist. It sparks curiosity, promotes hands-on learning, and inspires a love for science that can last a lifetime!

A very apt book for 6 years and up kids.

Simple and clear instructions. My daughter can follow these without much assistance and they keep her busy for such a long time. The spiral binding is great too

Lots of good experiments for kids

Such fun experiments using mostly household products we already have on hand. Or can be purchased for very cheap! I love how the experiments are organized by subject too. Overall a great book for any kid!

This is an amazing book! Great alternative for iPads and TV for the summer. I think the age range is around 4-11 yrs …possibly even 12 year olds will love these experiments. They are easy enough for an older brother to do with a younger brother, a babysitter, or hopefully Mom or Dad…. As my 11 year old grandson said, can I do some of these on my own? Definitely! I expected an old small book with dull experiments. I took a chance on it cause my grandkids are always looking for fun games and things todo. I am always looking for ways for them to learn through doing. (Being an ex Teacher) This book has different sections of experiments explaining things - why something works or reacts in the way it does - in a scientific way. There are 5 Sections to the book. They are in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. There are 16-30 or more experiments in each section. An example is in the picture below from the beginner science section. Titled : “DOES IT RUST?” Pleasantly surprised with a nice thick attractive book with many illustrations. Definitely recommend this and it was a good price. Most of the experimental items you will have already in your home already.