Kids will love making potions with their friends during this fun science activity! Having a potions party is fun and messy play!

A Glowing Magic Potion Station that kids will ask for over and over again! A kids’ science experiment from fascinating to fabulous.

You have to try this cool Magic Milk Experiment! Teach your kids about colors, chemical reactions, and blow their minds at the same time.

Make color changing fizzy potions with a simple chemistry lesson. We'll use a red cabbage juice indicator, dish soap, baking soda, and vinegar.

Create double, double toil and trouble with this scintillating EYFS Bubbling Magic Potions Science Experiment. This magic potion is sure to get your children talking and provides a great platform to access an easy to conduct science experiment. Click to download and head over to the Twinkl website for more great science resources. #halloween #scienceexperiment #teachingresources #teaching #teacher #twinkl #twinklresources #stemforkids #homeschooling #homeeducation #parents #magicpotion…

Are you looking for a super fun themed Halloween activity for Primary? What could be better than bring in a little magic with these easy potions for kids!

Mix up a bubbly brew in a potions lab fit for any little wizard or witch with an awesome Halloween chemistry experiment with wizard's brew.

This post contains affiliate links. All sorts of magic can happen when you start putting different accessories and accents into your homemade slime. While experimenting with what would happen when I put different things into the mix, I happened upon this Harry Potter slime, which reminds me of that excellent brew, Polyjuice Potion. It looks

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If you subscribe to the blog you'll already know we're big Harry Potter fans in this house! Whilst I can quite manage a full-blown potions class, I can show you how to make fizzing potions with the kids. This is a really quick and cheap science experiment inspired by Harry Potter and the results last