Here’s a great collection of easy science activities to do in winter.
Science activities to do in winter
Try these science activities during the winter for some seasonal science lessons. They include star gazing while the skies are dark, ice investigations, and a STEAM science and art lesson about the Northern Lights.
This article is one of our easy science activities for children resources.
Table of Contents
– Ready-made science curriculum
– Candy cane science experiment
– Ice investigation
– Northern lights STEAM lesson
– Star gazing
– Science experiments for the spring, summer and autumn
Ready-made science curriculum for children
The easiest way for you to teach your children is by using the ready-made units in NurtureStore’s Play Academy. Each unit gives you one activity per day that all your children can do together. Every thing is in one place, clearly laid out and with bonus printables to make your teaching even easier.
You can choose from over 50 ready-made units including our science curriculum pathway which includes untis on Space, Dinosaurs, Leaves & Twigs, Forest School, Sunflowers, Bees, Cats, Weather, Candy Science, Daffodils and Ice & Snow. See more and choose your first ready-made teaching unit here.
Science activities to do during the winter months
Candy cane science experiment with printable
Let’s use this candy cane science activity to learn the stages of a science experiment.
Ice melting experiment
Let’s use coloured salt to explore how ice melts.
Northern lights art for kids
Let’s learn about the Aurora Borealis and try this technique to make Northern Lights art for kids.
Stars lesson plan and free constellations printables
Use this Stars lesson plan to learn about the stars in the Milky Way galaxy. You get an introduction to constellations and can print Constellation ID cards to use then you go start gazing with children.
Science activities for spring, autumn, and winter
See more ideas for seasonal science activities for the spring, autumn and winter.
More science activities for children
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