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STEAM Activities

Paper Plate STEM Projects

October 29, 2019 By Terri Thompson

Paper plates aren’t just for food!

In fact, we hardly ever eat on them. More than likely, we’re using them for a fun activity or craft.

Like all of these great Paper Plate STEM Projects. They all start with some plain paper plates.

Grab a pack of paper plates to try all of these fun Paper Plate STEM projects for kid. You'll find math, science, engineering, and more.

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What Are the Best Paper Plates to Use for Activities?

Luckily, the best paper plates for activities are the least expensive. So, put down the fancy birthday party plates. You’ll want to avoid anything decorative or coated.

The best plates you can get are the plain, white, uncoated paper plates. The uncoated is the important part. The slick coating on coated plates makes it impossible to paint.

Once you’ve got your uncoated paper plates in hand, you’ll want to do some fun activities!

Fun Paper Plate STEM Projects

Here’s a great line-up of STEM (which stands for science, technology, engineering, and math) projects you can do with paper plates.

Some of these great ideas even include an element of art!

Paper Plate STEM Projects

Fun STEM projects for kids that use paper plates. Fun math, science, engineering projects and more!

Paper Plate Layers of the Earth Project

Learn about the layers of the earth and create a paper plate model with this fun activity.

Phases of the Moon Mobile

Use paper plates to create a fun phases of the moon mobile.

Pumpkin Pie Fractions Activity

Learn about fractions with this fun paper plate pie fractions activity

Magnetic Squirrel and Acorn Fall Craft

Photo Credit: www.thejoysharing.com

Create a fun magnetic craft when you make this fall squirrel picture (templates included!)

Life Cycle of a Pumpkin Paper Plate Craft

Photo Credit: carrotsareorange.com

Explore the life cycle of a pumpkin with this fun paper plate craft.

Simple Paper Plate Learning Activities for Preschoolers and Toddlers

Photo Credit: team-cartwright.com

Use paper plates to make a fun set of learning & STEM activities for your little ones.

Pi Day Inspired String Art Activity

Photo Credit: www.pinkstripeysocks.com

Learn all about the number Pi when you create this colorful sting art using a paper plate.

How to Make a Pumpkin Puzzle with a Paper Plate

Photo Credit: preschooltoolkit.com

Use your math skills to create a fun paper plate puzzle.

Autumn Tree Paper Plate Whirligig

Photo Credit: www.redtedart.com

Create a fun whirligig STEM craft for autumn.

Rocking Paper Plate Boat - Red Ted Art

Photo Credit: www.redtedart.com

Use your paper plates to make a boat that actually rocks.

Octopus Science Experiments for Preschoolers

Photo Credit: preschoolpowolpackets.blogspot.com

Use a paper plate to help learn about octopus and how they move.

STEAM / STEM Challenge to go with Giraffes Can't Dance

Photo Credit: preschoolpowolpackets.blogspot.com

Use paper plates to help create your own musical instrument with this STEM challenge inspired by Giraffes Can't Dance.

Which of these fun projects do you want to do with your kids?

Fun Paper Plate STEM activities for kids

Where to Find Paper Plates for Activities

You can typically find plain, white, uncoated paper plates in any grocery or big box stores. They typically come in big (but inexpensive) packages, so you’ll definitely be on the lookout for plenty of fun paper plate activities.

If you like to shop on Amazon, here are a few sets of paper plates that will work.

More STEM Activities to Try

Edible STEM Projects for Kids

Fun STEM Building Toys for Kids

Marshmallow STEM Activities for Kids

Balloon STEM Activities for Kids

Do you want to do more activities with your family?

Join our fun Facebook community, Creative Family Fun for Busy Families, for daily activities that are great for kids and families. We’ll chat, share, and have fun. It’s a safe and private place to share ideas for family and kids activities.

I’d love for you to join me! Just click the link below, request to join, and answer the questions (they’re easy, I promise). Come join the fun! Join the Creative Family Fun for Busy Families community here.

Edible STEM Projects for Kids

October 7, 2019 By Terri Thompson

Isn’t STEM fun? Kids are able to experiment, play, and get hands on while they learn. It doesn’t get better than this?

Well, it can get better…

What if your STEM experiment resulted in something you can eat? These fun edible STEM projects will help you kids learn some science, engineering, math, and more with results that are safe to eat. Fun!

Fun and yummy STEM experiments you can actually eat! These edible STEM projects will help your kids learn math, science, engineering, and more.

Edible STEM Projects

You can learn so much with these projects. Learn how crystals form when you create sugar crystals. Make candy versions of different types of rocks. Or, enjoy some hot chocolate after you experiment with temperature. Yum!

Edible STEM Projects

Fun and yummy STEM projects where you can actually eat the results!

Hot Chocolate Science Experiment

Learn about temperature with this fun experiment and as a bonus, you'll have hot chocolate to drink when you're done.

Making Butter - Little House Inspired Science

Make your own butter with this fun Little House inspired science project.

Edible Igneous Rocks Activity

Photo Credit: rainydaymum.co.uk

Learn about igneous rocks when you make this edible candy version.

Easy Rock Candy Tutorial

Photo Credit: www.happinessishomemade.net

Rock candy is also a crystal-making process. Such yummy science!

Lemon Taste Test

Photo Credit: www.homeboundbuthopeful.com

Practice data collection with this fun lemon taste test (project #2 in this post).

Say Cheese! Snack Time STEM

Photo Credit: www.homeboundbuthopeful.com

Build yummy cheese structures with this fun snack time STEAM activity.

Gorgeous and delicious Candy Geode Kitchen Science

Photo Credit: www.steampoweredfamily.com

Make your own geodes with this fun candy-making project.

Simple Homemade Ice Cream In a Bag Edible Science

Photo Credit: littlebinsforlittlehands.com

Learn the science of ice cream with this fun ice cream in a bag experiment.

Meringue Towers

Photo Credit: www.science-sparks.com

Learn how to make meringues and use them in a building project with this fun STEM activity.

Cell biology for kids - Plant cell model

Photo Credit: www.science-sparks.com

Create an edible plant cell model with this fun project.

Rock Cycle Candy Recipe โ€“ Making Metamorphic Rock

Photo Credit: jdaniel4smom.com

Learn about metamorphic rock when you make your own candy version.

Kid Science: Make orange soda!

Photo Credit: www.pinkstripeysocks.com

Drink the results when you use science to make your own orange soda.

3 Awesome Ways to Explore Math with a Watermelon

Photo Credit: preschooltoolkit.com

Use watermelon to explore different math concepts such as shapes, fractions, and weight.

Edible Slime - Candy Corn Slime Recipe

Photo Credit: www.funwithmama.com

Use candy corn to make an edible version of slime.

Pumpkin Candy STEM Activity

Photo Credit: therelaxedhomeschool.com

Create sculptures with your leftover Halloween candy.

Solar Eclipse Activities & Party Ideas for Kids

Photo Credit: www.kcedventures.com

Learn about solar eclipses with this fun edible sandwich version.

Which of these fun edible STEM projects do you want to try with your kids?

Fun and yummy STEM experiments you can actually eat! These edible STEM projects will help your kids learn math, science, engineering, and more.

You may also like one of these fun STEM ideas

Fun Popcorn Science Experiments for Kids

Marshmallow STEM Activities

Melting Snow Science Experiment

Easy Sun Prints STEM Activity

Subscription boxes to make STEM easy

I don’t know about you, but I don’t always have time to prep a fun science project. That’s why I love Green Kid Crafts Discovery boxes. The boxes are packed full of projects that are fun and inviting. You can choose to get a subscription or a one-off box based off of a specific theme. Any one you choose would be a lot of fun!

Have some STEM family fun!

Wouldn’t it be so much fun to get STEAM family activities delivered to your inbox? I think so! That’s why I’ve created this fun series, STEAM Family Fun, to be delivered to your inbox. After going through all the letters in STEAM each week with a fun activity devoted to each, you’ll start receiving a fun STEAM activity once a month. (And I’ll also pop up in your inbox occasionally if I’ve got other fun things to share.)

Fill out the form below to start receiving STEAM Family Fun in your inbox.



Mount Vesuvius Activity STEM Challenge

September 18, 2019 By Terri Thompson

I’m not sure if there’s a kid these days that hasn’t made a volcano. It’s such a classic science experiment. It’s fun to put together and it’s fun to watch the eruption.

Both of my girls have done this experiment before. In fact, they’re old hands at it. So, it was time to kick it up a notch and combine some history, some science, and a good book into one fun STEM project. We’re going to learn about Pompeii with this Mount Vesuvius activity.

Disclosure: There are Amazon Affiliate and other affiliate links in this article which means, at no additional cost to you, we could receive compensation for our recommendations. You can read our full disclosure policy on our Disclosure Page for more details.

Pompeii History for Kids

Have you read any of the books in the You Wouldn’t Want To series?

We discovered them about a year ago and have been enjoying them whenever we find them at the library. This series is such a fun way to learn about history. You learn about the gritty and real parts of history in a kid-appropriate way.

You Wouldn't Want to Live in Pompeii Volcano STEM challenge

Recently, we brought home You Wouldn’t Want to Live in Pompeii! A Volcanic Eruption You’d Rather Avoid by John Malam.  Pompeii is such a fascinating story. It seems like the plot of a good fiction book, only it’s very, very real.

In this book we became a resident of Pompeii. We learned about what life was like in the town in AD 79. We lived through the days leading up to the eruption, we experienced just how frightening it was during the eruption, and we learned what life was like for those who survived. This book covered a lot of good stuff.

Building out Mount Vesuvius model with clay.

Mount Vesuvius Activity

Once we were done reading, we were ready to recreate the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. We used a small cup and some modeling clay to create our volcano.

We were very aware that our model was not an accurate model of the volcano. But, nonetheless, we talked about the different parts of a volcano we learned about in our book. The cup represented our magma chamber (the space under the mountain that is filled with molten rock). We build a mountain around it using the modeling clay. (You can also use play dough for this step.)

Learn about pompeii history for kids with this fun STEM challenge.

Once Mt. Vesuvius was complete, we put it in the corner of our plastic tray and got to work building Pompeii.

Note: You’ll want to do this experiment on an enclosed surface. It will get messy! We used a plastic tray. If you don’t have a plastic tray, a baking sheet will also work well. 

We used our Legos and built a tiny town to represent Pompeii. We had houses, a library, a school, a vineyard, and a river made out of clay.

Combine history with science in this fun Mount Vesuvius activity. Your kids will learn all about Pompeii and volcanos with this STEM challenge.

Erupting Mount Vesuvius

Finally, it was eruption time! My girls filled the cup half full of baking soda. We wanted a big eruption. Then, they added the white vinegar. Boom! Mount Vesuvius erupted and the lava flowed toward Pompeii.

We knew our STEM challenge wasn’t quite complete. We missed the tremors that happened for days before and also the ash that fell from the sky before the lava started flowing. So much ash and pumice fell that roofs began to collapse and started burying the town. By the time it was over, the ash, lava, and volcanic debris completely buried the town.

But, wait a minute! What about the science?

Baking soda is a base and vinegar is an acid. When the two meet, a chemical reaction occurs which creates carbon dioxide – the bubbling, fizzing reaction. The carbon dioxide creates a pressure which pushes your mixture out of the cup similar to the pressure that pushes the molten rock out of the volcano.

Combine history with science in this fun STEM learning activity for kids. Learn about Pompeii and Mount Vesuvius and create your own volcanic eruptions.

I’ve always loved bringing history alive. It’s such a great way to explore and learn about the world, both past and present. And, it was so much fun to tell the story of Pompeii through our volcano STEM challenge. It’s a lesson we’ll never forget!

You’ll also love these STEM activities:

Paper Plate Layers of the Earth Project

LEGO STEM Challenges for Kids

Phases of the Moon Mobile

20 Cool STEM Activities to Learn About Ancient Times at Techie Homeschool Mom

Mount Vesuvius Books for Kids

For our Mount Vesuvius activity, we used the book You Wouldn’t Want to Live in Pompeii!, but that’s not the only book you can use. Here are some other great books about Pompeii for kids.

Family STEM Challenges

Wouldn’t it be so much fun to get STEAM family activities delivered to your inbox? I think so! That’s why I’ve created this fun series, STEAM Family Fun, to be delivered to your inbox. After going through all the letters in STEAM each week with a fun activity devoted to each, you’ll start receiving a fun STEAM activity once a month. (And I’ll also pop up in your inbox occasionally if I’ve got other fun things to share.)

Fill out the form below to start receiving STEAM Family Fun in your inbox.



Marshmallow STEM Activities

September 3, 2019 By Terri Thompson

If you’re anything like me, you’ve got a stale bag of marshmallows in your cupboard.

It’s wasteful to just throw them away, but nobody wants to eat them. So, what can you do?

Try some STEM projects, of course! Here are 12 fun marshmallow STEM activities that will use up all of those stale marshmallows.

Build, learn, and explore with these fun marshmallow STEM activities for kids.

Disclosure: There are Amazon Affiliate and other affiliate links in this article which means, at no additional cost to you, we could receive compensation for our recommendations. You can read our full disclosure policy on our Disclosure Page for more details.

STEM Activities with Marshmallows

Grab that bag of stale marshmallows and a few addition supplies. Pick out one of these fun marshmallow STEM activities, and get started learning with your kids. These activities are all fun and easy to do. And, you probably already have all the supplies you need.

Marshmallow STEM Activities

Build, create, and learn with these fun STEM activities with marshmallows.

Marshmallow Engineering STEAM Building Challenge

Use toothpicks and marshmallows to create some fun STEM building challenges.

Giant Marshmallows and Glow Stick Structures

Photo Credit: www.3princessesand1dude.co.uk

Take your marshmallow building up a notch by using glow sticks and giant marshmallows!

Easter Bunny Launcher: A Peeps STEM Experiment

Photo Credit: team-cartwright.com

Build a fun launcher for you Peeps! And, don't worry, you don't have to wait until Easter to build this. You can find Peeps for any holiday, or just use large marshmallows in your launcher.

Easy Marshmallow Catapult Activity

Photo Credit: littlebinsforlittlehands.com

Build a catapult with your marshmallows to launch even more marshmallows. So much fun!

How To Make Edible Marshmallow Slime Recipe (Strawberry)

Photo Credit: littlebinsforlittlehands.com

Use your marshmallows as the main ingredient in this edible slime recipe.

Building Shapes with Marshmallows and Toothpicks

Photo Credit: homeschoolpreschool.net

Combine math and engineering to build 2-D and 3-D shapes with toothpicks and marshmallows.

Marshmallow Shooter Kids Activity

Photo Credit: www.123homeschool4me.com

Build a shooter for your mini marshmallows.

Marshmallow Science Experiment-Color Change

Photo Credit: www.fantasticfunandlearning.com

What happens when marshmallows dissolve? Find out with this fun marshmallow science experiment.

Marshmallow Science Experiment

Photo Credit: www.fantasticfunandlearning.com

Use different liquids to see if it makes a difference in how marshmallows dissolve.

Hot Chocolate Marshmallow Science

Photo Credit: www.adabofgluewilldo.com

Does the temperature of hot chocolate affect that rate at which a marshmallow dissolves. Find out with this fun experiment.

PEEPS Parachute STEM Challenge

Photo Credit: thepreschooltoolboxblog.com

Create parachutes for your Peeps (or jumbo marshmallows) and experiment with gravity.

Marshmallow Star Constellations for Kids

Photo Credit: www.kcedventures.com

Use your marshmallows and toothpicks to build and learn about star constellations.

Fun Marshmallow STEM Activities for Kids

More STEM Activities for Kids

Hot Chocolate Science Experiment

Balloon STEM Activities for Kids

Spinning Tops Color Mixing STEM Activity

Winter STEM Projects for Kids

Get STEM Projects Through the Mail

Every month, we get a fun STEM box through the mail. Our Green Kid Crafts boxes that we get every month have been so much fun. We’ve explored bubbles, the human body, slime, and more fun stuff.

Each box comes with 3-4 fun STEM activities based around a certain theme. You can do like we do and subscribe to a monthly box. You can also buy single boxes based on specific themes.

Check out all the Green Kid Crafts boxes here.

Subscribe to get Family STEM Challenges delivered to your inbox

Wouldn’t it be so much fun to get STEAM family activities delivered to your inbox? I think so! That’s why I’ve created this fun series, STEAM Family Fun, to be delivered to your inbox. After going through all the letters in STEAM each week with a fun activity devoted to each, you’ll start receiving a fun STEAM activity once a month. (And I’ll also pop up in your inbox occasionally if I’ve got other fun things to share.)

Fill out the form below to start receiving STEAM Family Fun in your inbox.



Melting Crayon Science Experiment

May 22, 2019 By Terri Thompson

Will crayons melt in the sun? If so, how long will it take?

We set out to find the answer to that question one day with a melting crayon science experiment.

It took a bit of patience and some problem solving. But, in the end, our science brains found an answer.

Will crayons melt in the sun? Find the answer to this question with a fun melting crayon science experiment. It's a perfect summer science project.

Disclosure: There are Amazon Affiliate and other affiliate links in this article which means, at no additional cost to you, we could receive compensation for our recommendations. You can read our full disclosure policy on our Disclosure Page for more details.

Gather your supplies for your crayon melting experiment

Broken bits of crayons
Muffin tin or mold (silicon ones work best)
My Science Experiment page
A sunny day

If you don’t want to use a muffin tin, you can also use an ice cube tray or even several small disposable bathroom cups.

First, ask a few questions

We began our melting crayon science experiment by gathering supplies and asking a few questions.

The experiment itself was fun, but I wanted to challenge my girls to think like scientists during our experiment.

I created our My Science Experiment page to help us record our observations.

If you want to do this experiment too, please download and print your own science experiment page at this link.

We asked our question, do crayons melt in the sun?

We then made our predictions. The girls thought they would melt.

We also talked a bit about the things that would help the crayons melt. We determined that we needed to put our crayons out in the bright sunlight.

Set up your melting crayon science activity

We found all of our broken bits of crayons and put them in a silicon muffin tin. I found the silicon works the best, because it is easy to pop the crayons out of later.

Once we had our muffin cups filled, we took it all outside and found one of the sunniest spots in our yard.

We left the crayons bits outside for about two hours before we checked on them for the first time.

The main reason we waited that long was because while it was sunny, the temperature was only around 80 degrees F.

The crayons would melt, but slowly.

If you’re doing this on a hotter day, check it sooner! I’d recommend checking after the first 30 minutes and then every 30 minutes after.

We had some melting after 2 hours, then started checking every hour.

We recorded each of our observations on our science experiment recording sheet.

After several hours, we had partially melted crayons and we wanted to try to speed up the process.

We did some brainstorming and decided to put our crayons in our car which was sitting in the sun.

The hot car did the trick and our crayons finished melting. Make sure you have an adult and oven mitts to remove your muffin tin from the car. It’s as hot as an oven!

Will crayons melt in the sun? Find the answer to this question with a fun melting crayon science experiment. It's a perfect summer science project.

Our conclusion

We took our melted crayons inside and let them cool.

In the meantime, we wrote our conclusion. Yes, crayons did melt in the sun. The higher the temperature, the quicker they will melt.

After the crayons cooled and hardened, we popped them out of the muffin tray and tried them out. Our melting crayons science activity was a success!

Yield: 1 experiment

Melting Crayon Science Experiment

Melting Crayon Science Experiment

Can you melt crayons in the sun? Find out with this fun melting crayon science experiment that explores heat, the sun, and changing states of matter.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 20 minutes
Additional Time 6 hours
Total Time 6 hours 25 minutes
Difficulty Easy
Estimated Cost Under $5 (depending on the supplies you already have on hand)

Materials

  • Broken crayons
  • Mini muffin pan

Tools

  • My Science Experiment recording sheet

Instructions

  1. Print out your recording sheet and make your prediction. Will crayons melt in the sun? How long do you think it will take?
  2. Peel all the paper off your broken crayons. Break them into smaller pieces if needed to fit in your mini muffin pan.
  3. Add 5 to 6 pieces of crayon into each cup. Mix the colors up or keep similar colors together.
  4. Bring the crayons outside on a hot, sunny day. Make sure to set them someplace where they will get a lot of sunshine.
  5. Check back after 30 minutes. Have they started to melt? Record your observations.
  6. Keep checking every half hour. Record your observations each time.
  7. Once your crayons have fully melted, record your time. How long did it take?
  8. Bring your crayons to a cooler place to cool and harden again. Once you pop them out of the muffin cups, you'll have some fun new muffin tin crayons!

Notes

If you don't have a mini muffin tray, you could also use an ice cube tray or even small bathroom cups to hold your crayons.

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Project Type: Science Experiment / Category: Science
Will crayons melt in the sun? Find the answer to this question with a fun melting crayon science experiment. It's a perfect summer science project.

You may also like one of these science experiments:

Chemical Reactions with Pennies

Hockey Science Experiment

Hot Chocolate Science

My favorite resource for science at home

Have you ever tried Green Kid Craft kids? We’ve got a yearly subscription and absolutely love it. Each month we get a box with everything we need for 3-4 themed STEM projects (plus a booklet with even more projects you can). Our last shipment was full of chemistry projects!

Green Kid Crafts is a great way to have science projects ready to go. You can get a subscription like we have or buy single boxes.

Get a subscription here.

Find other themed boxes here.

You can find even more fun projects for your 2nd grader by visiting the rest of the team. You’ll find math, reading, writing, and more.

Free Addition Facts Game from Live Over C’s

Number Ordering Activity from Sallie Borrink Learning

Interest Based Learning Project from Still Playing School

Free Back to School Noun Practice from Look! We’re Learning!

What I Love About School Art Project from Planet Smarty Pants

All About Me Flag Project from School Time Snippets

Getting to Know You Back to School Game from Preschool Powol Packets

Free All About Me Worksheets (LEGO Style) at 124 Homeschool 4 Me

Me Llamo – Simple Spanish Game from Rainy Day Mum

Setting Up a Homework Station at Crafty Kids at Home

Get more STEM projects delivered to your inbox

Wouldn’t it be so much fun to get STEAM family activities delivered to your inbox? I think so! That’s why I’ve created this fun series, STEAM Family Fun, to be delivered to your inbox. After going through all the letters in STEAM each week with a fun activity devoted to each, you’ll start receiving a fun STEAM activity once a month. (And I’ll also pop up in your inbox occasionally if I’ve got other fun things to share.)

Fill out the form below to start receiving STEAM Family Fun in your inbox.



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