Candy science experiments

Ready for a science disco? Turn up the music and try this dancing gummy worms science experiment! Dancing gummy works candy science experiment In this experiment we’re going to make gummy worms dance. This science lesson is a great way to use up Halloween candy, and to learn about acids and bases. […]

Awesome Candy Science Experiments for Kids | Perfect for Fall Science with kids! Can't wait to try some of these

Use this growing gummy bear science experiment lesson plan for a kitchen science experiment to show how osmosis works

Candy Science has the unique ability to provide hands on learning of complex chemistry concepts, with a delicious result that has kids loving science! #CandyScience #kidsscience

The magic floating M! Explore water solubility with this fun dissolving M&M experiment. Simple candy science project to try.

This fun and awesome skittles rainbow kids candy science experiment will WOW the whole family. Kids will watch the magic colors unfold on a plate. This activity is for toddlers, preschoolers, elementary grade students, kids and adults... this activity wil

Growing Gummy Bears. Super cool (and easy!) science for kids.

Fun candy experiments kids love. A great way to use up leftover candy from Easter, parties, Halloween, and Christmas! #sciencerocks #candyexperiments #kidsactivities #sciencesforkids #STEAMkids #stemed

10+ exciting science projects for Valentine's Day, including chemistry, food science, and physics projects that involve candy.

Candy Science Experiments for kids. Make a DNA Model, find out why popping candy pops, build a house from sweets and lots more cool candy science #scienceforkids #candyscience #coolscienceexperiments

Learn about the sense of taste and mixing flavors to create new ones in this simple science experiment for kids.

These candy science experiments for kids are perfect for using up that leftover Halloween candy.

Candy is everywhere this week so we wanted to use it for learning! We did a dissolving science experiment to dissolve the M off of an M&M.

This simple marshmallow science experiment is an engaging STEAM activity for elementary. Learn a little science and a little art, then eat the results! via /steampoweredfam/

M&M science rainbow

Want in on the slime movement, but not the toxic chemicals? Try this edible slime made from Starburst candies. Starburst slime is fun and tasty!

A tasty and sweet project from Science Buddies

Edible Chemistry Experiments for Kids

A simple sink or float science experiment for kids using candy