Colourful splatter paint ideas to try at home Painting is one of those activities that kids just never seem to get tired of (at least, that’s what we’ve found in our home!). It has so many educational and developmental benefits for children too, such as fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, understanding colour theory, developing powers…
How to paint ice cubes with kids When the weather starts getting colder, it’s always a good opportunity to help kids discover some really exciting water-based science. There’s something endlessly fascinating about how water can exist as a solid, liquid and gas – and we’ve never met a kid who didn’t love exploring the feel and…
Fizzy Christmas trees with baking soda The holiday season is always a fun time to try new science activities and experiments. Some of our personal favourites are coffee filter Christmas trees and DIY paper Christmas lights. We’re also certain you can never go wrong with making some classic paper snowflakes (an awesome way to teach the concept of symmetry!) or…
There’s something so satisfying about giving a marshmallow a good squish isn’t there? And you get to do plenty of marshmallow-squishing in this low-budget, problem-solving engineering challenge! Practise your maths skills by making different 2D or 3D shapes, counting the sides and even (if you have a protractor) measuring the angles. Challenge yourself to make…
There’s something so fun about balloons! Most kids love playing with them, because they’re the perfect combination of floaty, light, bouncy and colourful. We love finding new balloon printing activity ideas, so we jumped at the chance to give this balloon dabbing activity by Zoe from Zee DIY Mumma a go. Painting with balloons for kids This…
A witch’s potion science experiment for all ages We love to share fun Halloween science experiments that are educational and entertaining too. That’s why we are so pleased to share this colourful and exciting magic potion activity by Wendy from Oh Happy Play Day! It looks so much fun that we’re pretty sure no child would…
DIY skeleton made from cotton buds We find skeleton activities are always a hit at SUPA STEM HQ. There’s something so fun about them! Kids love discovering interesting facts about the human skeleton and are often amazed by how many different bones there are in the body. They also often enjoy looking at animal skeletons and comparing their…
10 Pop-it learning activities your kids will love At SUPA STEM HQ, our kids are just as crazy about fidget poppers as most people’s are right now. One of the things we love most about pop-it toys is that there is a lot more you can do with them than most people realise. Of course,…
How to make colourful dinosaur frozen eggs at home We first got into making frozen dinosaur eggs with our kids when we shared this dino eggs activity by Ashley from Teach Them Little. It turned out to be one of our most popular activities to date! So we couldn’t resist sharing this fun twist on a classic, brought…
Easy Balloon Powered Car Science Project Have you tried this fun activity yet? Making a balloon-powered car is simple and a creative way to learn about forces. Thank you to Leah from DIY Creative Home Education for sharing this activity with us! Her kids had so much fun with their balloon cars. You can find more of…
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