Easy Science Experiments You Can Try At Home.

Hey, science lovers! Looking for some fun and easy science experiments you can do at home with your kids? 5-Minute crafts family has got you covered! Check out our list of 10 awesome diy science experiments that are sure to impress your little ones.

1. Make your own lava lamp

Who doesn't love a lava lamp? They're so cool and relaxing to watch! Plus, they make a great nightlight. To make your own lava lamp, you'll need a clear glass jar, vegetable oil, water, food coloring, and a effervescent tablet.

Start by filling the jar about ¾ of the way with water. Add a few drops of food coloring and stir. Then, pour in the vegetable oil until the jar is almost full. Add the effervescent tablet and watch the magic happen!

2. Grow your own crystals

This experiment is so much fun, and the results are so pretty! You can grow your own crystals using just a few household ingredients: water, salt, food coloring, and a glass jar.

Start by mixing together water, salt, and food coloring in the jar. Then, place the jar in a sunny spot and wait for the crystals to form. It may take a few days, but it's so worth it!

3. Make homemade slime

Slime is all the rage these days, and for good reason! It's so satisfying to squish and stretch. Plus, it's really easy to make at home. All you need is Elmer's glue, water, food coloring, and contact lens solution.

Start by mixing together the glue and water in a bowl. Then, add a few drops of food coloring and stir. Add the contact lens solution and mix until the slime forms. That's it!

4. Build a balloon-powered car

This experiment is so much fun, and it's a great way to teach kids about Newton's laws of motion. You'll need a balloon, straws, a plastic cup, a paperclip, and a small toy car.

Start by attaching the balloon to the straw. Then, use the paperclip to attach the straw to the car. blow up the balloon and let go! The car should start moving thanks to the power of the balloon.

5. Make your own volcano

Volcanoes are always a hit with kids! They're so cool to watch and they're really easy to make at home. You'll need a plastic bottle, baking soda, vinegar, red food coloring, and a small toy.

Start by filling the bottle about ¼ of the way with vinegar. Add a few drops of red food coloring and stir. Then, add 1-2 tablespoons of baking soda. Quickly place the toy on top of the opening of the bottle and step back! The baking soda and vinegar will react to create a volcano effect.

6. Launch a rocket

This experiment is sure to be a hit with your kids! They'll love watching the rocket launch into the air. You'll need a plastic soda bottle, vinegar, baking soda, and a balloon.

Start by filling the bottle about ¼ of the way with vinegar. Then, add 1-2 tablespoons of baking soda. Quickly put the balloon over the opening of the bottle and step back! The baking soda and vinegar will react to create enough pressure to launch the rocket.

7. Make your own tornado in a bottle

This experiment is so cool, and it's really easy to do! You'll need two plastic bottles, water, and food coloring.

Start by filling one of the bottles about ¾ of the way with water. Add a few drops of food coloring and screw on the lid. Then, take the other bottle and fill it about ¼ of the way with water. Add a few drops of food coloring and screw on the lid.

Place the smaller bottle inside of the larger bottle and screw on the lid. Turn the bottle upside down and watch the tornado form!

8. Create a color-changing flower

This experiment is so pretty, and it's a great way to teach kids about the science of color mixing. You'll need white flowers, food coloring, and clear vases or jars.

Start by adding water to the vases or jars. Then, add a few drops of food coloring to each one. Place the flowers in the vases or jars and wait for them to change color!

9. Grow your own salt crystals

This experiment is so much fun, and the results are so pretty! You can grow your own salt crystals using just a few household ingredients: water, salt, food coloring, and a glass jar.

Start by mixing together water, salt, and food coloring