Hi, Science Explorer!

Looking for fun ways to add Easter to Science this week?

From bouncy eggs to egg geodes, our Easter science experiments combine classic egg hunts with wow-worthy science. These projects are perfect for spring break fun—and bonus: they’re educational, mess-friendly, and super engaging for curious kids.

Projects to Explore:

Foldable eggs (yes, really!)

Grow crystal geodes inside eggshells

Disappearing eggshell

EXPLORE EGG SCIENCE

No Eggs?
Try These Allergy-Friendly Alternatives

We understand that not everyone can tolerate eggs—and allergies can happen anytime. That’s why we’ve included some egg-free experiments in our Easter roundup, too!

Perfect for sensitivities and curious minds alike:

DIY Super Bubbles

How to Make Slime

Make Your Own Geode

SEE MORE EXPERIMENTS

Science is for everyone—with or without eggs.

Keep Exploring,
Home Science Tools

P.S. Coming soon: Summer Science Kits that bring STEM careers to life. Keep the learning going all season long!

We’ve extended the Science Fair deadline to April 20.

If you’re still putting on the final touches—good news, there’s time. If you need a hand with uploading, or have a last-minute question—we’re here to help!

Just don’t forget:
Science Fair submissions are now due by midnight on April 20th. We can’t wait to see what your young scientist has been cooking up.

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