Science of Summer

Science of Summer Activities

Below are some fun Science of Summer activity guides for you to download and try out.

Make Ice Cream in a Bag Who knew chemistry could taste so yummy, especially on a warm summer day? Learning how to make this frozen treat is sweet! Download activity	Numbers in Nature Hidden within the beauty of flower petals and the sweet taste of pineapples are actually many scientific and mathematical patterns. Can you find them? Download activity
Sponge Seedlings A few household sponges will soak up sunlight and water to help little seedlings grow right before your eyes. Download activity	Build a Bug Observation Box Take a closer look at the nature crawling and squirming around you by creating a safe, natural habitat for small, friendly house guests. Download activity
Green Car Wash Challenge Reduce runoff of harmful chemicals, conserve water, and experiment with soap solutions to leave others green with envy over your sparkling ride. Download activity	Fly Fishing 101 Perfect your knots, make your own flies, and learn how science can help you find more fish. Download activity
Make a Model Windmill Capture the energy of summer breezes and make a mini wind farm for your garden – just like actual wind farms that power homes and buildings. Download activity	Tornado in a Bottle Make your own whirling, swirling special effects with just a few handy household items and get an up-close look at how tornadoes work. Download activity
Emergency Preparedness Kit Make sure you're covered for any weather-related or other natural risks in your area and learn how certain supplies work to keep us safe. Download activity

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