Let's make slime!
Icky yucky sticky disgusting slime! Learn how to use household items to make your own.
Museums Victoria offers resources to support STEM teaching and learning. These include fun science experiments, activities, and videos that can be used across a variety of environments, including at home.
Experiences that support STEM learning in 0 to 8 year olds should be hands-on and focused on the learning process, not necessarily the final outcome. These experiences link with VEYLDF Learning Outcome 4: Children are confident and involved learners though experienced educators will be able to identify further links across the other outcomes within the early learning curriculum.
Here are some fun activities and science experiments for you to try!
Icky yucky sticky disgusting slime! Learn how to use household items to make your own.
What’s more fun than bubbles? Learn how to use household items to create your own bubble wand!
Make your own whirylgig that spins like a helicopter as it floats through the air.
Design, build and test your own floating device using creativity, problem solving and a few things from around your house.
Full moons only happen once every month! Tonight, why not have a go at our moon activity?
Have you been helping with baking lately? The kitchen is like a home science laboratory where experimentation can happen.
Let’s explore a few of the constellations of the Boorong people of North West Victoria!
Do you love watching the swirling colours in a bubble? Learn about where these colours come from with this simple activity.
Hold a galaxy in your hands, with this constellation in a cup activity. Ask a grown up for some help, so you can enjoy the projections together!
Create a colour-changing liquid and gorgeous artworks with some cabbage and simple household items.
There is more than meets the eye with this experiment. Use some household items to pull apart colour and create some gorgeous art.
Massive, glowing, colourful space clouds! Bring these stunning nebulae into your home with a few art supplies.
Decorate biscuits taking inspiration from the Milky Way.
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