Popcorn science

Why does popcorn pop? Find out the science of popcorn while making your own microwave popcorn in a bag. This is a super fun edible science for kids. Learn how to make popcorn into a fun edible science activity for kids! #scienceactivities #scienceforkids #fallscience #popcornscience #stem

Popcorn in Salt This experiment is SUPER easy to set up and kiddos can experiment with it over and over again! Grab a few materials and go! Find more about how to set up the Popcorn in Salt experiment on this blog! Materials ready! Put the salt and popcorn in the jar. Roll the popcorn around in the salt. Tap, tap, tap the jar and see what happens! Want to pair this experiment with a book? Try The Popcorn Princess Grab the the book here! (affiliate link) Here's the recording sheet we used…

It’s science time! Grab a bag of popcorn and get ready to learn with this simple and inexpensive kid activity. We recently did Apple Graphing and...

In the third chapter Farmer Boy, we read about Almanzo thinking about milk and popcorn together and how they don't overflow. Of course, we had to try this!

The Dancing popcorn experiment is a simple and engaging activity that demonstrates principles of density and buoyancy.

Everyone’s favorite snack is actually a scientific example of physical change. Popcorn itself wasn’t really invented, but discovered, and might have very well been at the first Thanksgiving feast. Let’s look a little deeper into this delicious discovery!So

How does popcorn pop? What is the volume of popcorn? Answer these questions and more with these fun popcorn science experiments for kids.

Use popcorn to explore math activities and science concepts - counting, volume and physical change experiments for elementary & middle school!

STEM programs are very popular in our library and this one doesn't take too much prep work! Check out: Elementary STEAM: Popcorn Science

Grab some popcorn for a batch of fun popcorn science experiments for kids. #sciencefair #science #education #STEM #kids