M&m rainbow experiment

Try this quick and easy M&M experiment the kids are sure to love! Explore the science of stratification with colorful rainbow candy!

Are you looking for a simple science experiment to do in your classroom? This M&M Rainbow Science Experiment is a fun and easy way to teach children about mixing colors and creating new colors. This is also the perfect experiment to teach your students how sugar dissolves when mixed with warm water.

Looking for a science activity that will mesmerize kids (and grownups!) of all ages? This M&M science rainbow is just the activity you need!

Happy Wednesday everyone! Today we went over our Kids Can Help Lesson. I've been trying to include civic learning at least once a week but it's hard to do without a class full of kids and it's also not as exciting as science and animals... But we try! Circle Time As always with our circle…

Candy is everywhere this week so we wanted to use it for learning! We did a dissolving science experiment to dissolve the M off of an M&M.

The magic floating M! Explore water solubility with this fun dissolving M&M experiment. Simple candy science project to try.

This Rainbow In A Jar Science Experiment is a fun spring science experiment to show density. Perfect to use as a science fair project too!

This rainbow science experiment is perfect for kids with a big imagination! It makes magical unicorn toothpaste, a St. Patrick's Day science experiment, or the perfect finale for a science birthday party. A simple science experiment for kids that teaches concepts like thermodynamics, catalysis, and chemical reactions in a bright and colorful way! #sciencekiddo #STEAM #STEM #sciencefair #rainbowscience #kidsscience #scienceforkids

What Happens When You Put Marshmallows in Different Liquids? Simple marshmallow science experiment for kids!

Explore the wonders of science with this Skittles Rainbow Experiment. It's an easy and fun science experiment for kids of all ages.

Wow the kids while exploring science with the magic milk experiment !

Get kids excited about science experiments with this fun, foaming ooze that can be used for endless experiments and celebrations.

Tutorials for easy do at home science experiments for kids! | Rock Candy | Elephant Toothpaste | Lava Lamp | Exploding Baggie | Milk Art | Rainbow in a Glass |

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with engaging and educational rainbow-themed activities! Discover a simple rainbow science experiment, a hands-on Fruit Loops math activity, a creative rainbow writing craft, a Skittles density experiment, and a fun relay race game. These activities help kids explore the science behind rainbows, practice math skills, and enjoy interactive learning. Perfect for kindergarten and early elementary classrooms, this post includes step-by-step instructions and printable…

Make a layered rainbow of colors with this simple rainbow sugar density experiment! You only need a few supplies to do this magical experiment.

Make a Skittles density rainbow in your kitchen using a bag of Skittles - a great activity for learning about water density or colors.

Ever been to a dance party where you and the dance floor move? Neither have we, but we bet it'd be as fun as our Dancing Rainbow Corn Experiment!

This hands-on rainbow experiment is simple for even young children. Create a love for science because kids will love watching the rainbow.

Is it candy science or rainbow art? A classic Skittles Rainbow Experiment gets an overhaul when adding additional candies to see their reaction in water.