Check out this fun experiment to try! We have created a printable experiment sheet and recording sheet for you to use so you can practise hypothesising and documenting your results and conclusions too. Click on the image to get your free printable experiment. 

 Another fun food science experiment that your kids will love is making their own homemade butter. Many of the foods that we eat are created by using basic chemistry principles. Butter is one of them. Butter is made from cream, which is basically high fat content milk. When the cream is mixed with a churn, or shaken in a jar, the fat molecules start to stick together and separate from the liquid component of the cream. The portion that forms together becomes the butter, while the liquid left is called buttermilk. Click on the image to be taken to this cool experiment to try.  

Try this cool kitchen science experiment to learn about how bread is made and what it is made from. This Bread in a Bag recipe from Little Bins Little Hands is perfect for a low mess science activity to try at home. Click on the image to check it out 

Have you ever wondered why apples go brown? This cool experiment will have you guessing about which kitchen materials will turn each apple slice brown first! Click on the image for full instructions!

Usually when you break an egg it will crack and make a big mess! Try this cool science experiment to turn an egg into a bouncy rubber egg! So much fun!

Lastly, who doesn't enjoy some fizzing fun when being a scientist? This cool experiment with bicarb soda and vinegar will be a favourite go to activity in your house!