Learn how to make rock candy at home with this easy rock candy recipe and tutorial! A delicious and fun science experiment for kids that combines science and sweets! Kids love this yummy activity!

Water beads are an amazing sensory material for children who are out of the mouthing stage.

S’mores are one of my favorite desserts, combine that with my background in science and naturally, I have been dying to make solar oven smores. 

Use this edible sedimentary rock activity to start to learn about the rock cycle and fun way to introduce Geology and earth science to kids. 

Here is an edible finger paint recipe that’s safe for babies and toddlers using scented jello powders. For a truly wonderful sensory experience that smells, tastes and feels fabulous, it’s a great first painting experience for little ones (and so easy to make too!)

Check out this fun Color Changing Lemonade. Made with a deliciously natural, beautifully floral ingredient that turns a frosty glass of lemonade from yellow to purple to pink. 

This fun project will make Gummy worms dance for you in a magical mixtures!

Simulate how to make glass using in your own kitchen. Watch it shatter just like real glass!

We turned juice into a solid gummy noodle-y string!  We like food-related experiments! My kids like to call them “joodles”.

This fun and easy Edible Sour Gummy Worm Silly Putty recipe will give your little ones hours of safe fun! Check out how easy it is to make  this edible silly putty recipe. 

We love to play with slime and gak around here and one of my toughest recipes to develop was this one - a totally edible and chemical/borax free slime.  It's no cook, super easy, and takes less than five minutes from start to finish!

This Marshmallow Paint started out of desperation and ended up being an amazingly fun, colorful, educational, and EDIBLE paint that we will use for years to come.

Learning about how igneous rocks form is fun and easy with an edible igneous rock activity.

Find out whether melting chocolate is a chemical change or a physical change. We love simple hands-on science experiments for kids.

This fun project is an easy way to teach about the rock cycle using starburst!

Next time you get set to make hot cocoa on a chill winter afternoon, consider this: if you make your own marshmallows, you can mix up some very interesting third grade chemistry lessons while you're at it!

Did you know that fruit gummies are made of polymers?  They’re made with gelatin, which consists of nature’s most common polymer, protein.  Today’s science lesson for The Babe was all about polymers and we made some fruit gummies to make the lesson more yummy.

An exciting edible gummy bear slime recipe that’s squishy and stretchy…yes, it’s really made with gummy bears!

This fun and edible playdough recipe will be a hit with your kids. Perfect for an afternoon crafty fun or just because you’ll feel safe knowing their having fun with this Marshmallow Playdough recipe. 

Check out this fun edible coral reef model that will bring learning and fun to the table!