Your kids might have to miss a school day because of the snow, but they can continue the learning with these 16 snow themed science activities!
There are so many opportunities for educational fun when there’s snow on the ground!
16 Snow Themed Science Activities
This little snowman is fun to make! It’s even more fun to add the vinegar to him and watch the snowman fizzle and melt!
Watch a snowman melt before your eyes! When you put a little snowman inside a bottle, you can watch it melt mess-free!
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A snow volcano couldn’t happen in real life, but this shimmery snow volcano sure is fun to play with!
Here’s another fun way to watch a snowman melt! Place a snowman inside a ziplock baggie and see if you can guess how long it will take for the snowman to melt!
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Snow is the perfect ingredient for an experiment! Form a hypothesis and then see if it was correct!
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Painting on snow is so much different than painting on paper! Explore the differences with this snow painting activity!
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Experiment with snow, salt, and paint– creating a beautiful art piece in the process!
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With just two ingredients, you can make this pretend snow! The best part is that you can play with it inside where it’s warm!
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You can make these colorful icicles in your very own backyard! How many colors will you add?
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This frozen snowman is made from frozen water balloons! Do an experiment to see where he’ll melt the fastest!
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If it’s too cold to go outside, bring the snow indoors with these DIY crystal snowflakes! They’re so shimmery!
Add a little volcanic excitement to your snow day with this erupting snow volcano!
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Do an experiment with snow and water! What happens when you add water? What happens if you use cold or hot water?
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A child’s questions make the perfect intro to a science experiment! Does snow sink or float? Let’s find out!
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Kids love investigating things, don’t they? Put those skills to work with this snow investigation activity!
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Your kids will be amazed by this snowstorm in a jar– and they’ll be learning about weather too!
