Learn what plants breathe through with this easy leaf & tree science experiment as kids get hands-on with the process of photosynthesis!

Amazing Spring science experiments for kids that explore weather, plants, nature & more!

Learn plant science for kids with these FUN experiments and activities for kids of all ages! From pollution to transpiration, life cycles, and more!

In this blog post, I've gathered my favorite plant science experiments, from sprouting seeds to discovering how light, water, and soil influence plant growth, to flower and leaf experiments, and beyond. These hands-on activities will cultivate a deeper appreciation for the environment and inspire your child to embrace curiosity and get their hands dirty—literally! Free

Objective 1 : To be able to explain the causes of soil degradation Starter: Collect some soil in a tub and ask students to rub a small amount into the worksheet to the right. Then write down...

Our latest science experiments for kids is all about leaves! We used colored water to observe how liquids move through the leaves of plants. This post also includes a free printable recording sheet. NGSS: Disciplinary Core Idea LS1.C Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest Board! With all the new growth in our yard this spring,...

Preschoolers will be excited to explore and experiment with plants in a fun and educational way! This Leaf Transpiration experiment will help students understand the importance of water in a plant's lifecycle and will be an engaging and exciting experience for them! By exploring how water is pulled up through a leaf, they can gain an important understanding of how plants work and the environment around them.

Do you want your homeschool topic about plants to be more fun and exciting? Try these Plant Science Experiments that kids will love! You'll never be disappointed if you incorporate some STEM Activities for kids in your homeschool lessons.

If you are studying plants for kids, you will love this quick and simple plant experiment to see how does water travel through a plant.