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Long summer days are filled with fun, from baseball games to bike rides to hours spent doing nothing but daydream. But summer vacation is also the perfect time to get your child interested in some hands-on science experiments, from playing with water and flowers in the younger grades to causing chemical reactions and solving scientific mysteries in the upper grades. You may think that combining science with summer vacation sounds like a parental pipe dream, but with all the time for child-directed learning and hands-on experimentation, summer is a kid scientist's dream come true!
We've searched out our best, and most fun, science activities and grouped them so you can find age-appropriate activities all summer long! Here's our list of the most awesome science activities for summer:
Create a Fish Art Print! The fish most first grade kids see is usually filleted or canned, and it's hard to see how it came from a lake or sea. Here's a delightful way to bridge the gap, with an activity that blends art with life science discovery.
Teach Science While Smelling the Flowers With just a few ordinary household items, you can make a creative bouquet together, and have a great time learning about plant biology in the process!
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