The Best Spring STEM Activities for Curious Kids

Explore exciting DIY bird feeder crafts for kids! Foster creativity and a love for nature with simple projects that make birdwatching a delightful family activity.

Uncover the secrets of bird bones! Learn about their strength and lightweight structure with our engaging bird science experiment for kids.

Dive into the world of science by learning how to grow beans in a bag! The perfect spring science activity for kids and homeschoolers!

Uncover the secrets of nature with owl pellet dissection! Check out engaging activities to spark curiosity and learning in homeschool.

My son got this DIY bug hotel kit for Christmas. He absolutely loves all things bugs. You use the kit to build your hotel and then go searching for objects to add to your bug hotel, like sticks, leaves, and pinecones.

Are you looking for a fun and educational way to celebrate Earth Day with your kids? This simple Earth Day science experiment will spark their curiosity and teach them about chemical reactions in a hands-on way.

If you have little scientists in your life, this walking water rainbow science experiment is a must do activity! This is a great hands on activity to teach kids about capillary action and scientific method!

This rainbow rain science experiment is a perfect indoor activity and a great way to learn about rain clouds. It is an activity that kids of all ages will enjoy and want to do over and over!

Check out this fun and easy DIY garden-themed activity perfect for the whole family. Don’t worry, even the least experienced gardener will have a blast.

There are so many possibilities for things you can do with these LEGO spring animals. They’re super cute on their own, but it would also be fun to build a whole farm with a barn and pens.

Need a new sensory play idea to keep kids busy? This foaming rainbow is sure to add color to dreary days.

Make your own ant farm so you can observe these amazing creatures for a couple of weeks and then return them to their home undisturbed.

This cute STEM rainbow art craft is a fun way to explore color and textures.

Spring always feels like a great time to get outside and dig in the dirt. Worms are interesting creatures to study because they are readily available.

This Jello and vinegar experiment is one of my favorite messy science experiments. It’s an absolute blast to do with the kids! AND it can be done with just a few simple household items.

This a great visual and tactile STEM project to do at home and there are quite a few things that you can talk about with the kids.

Littles will love water transfer activity on warm spring days! Great for motor skills and super easy to put together.

This free printable set makes it easy to enjoy a creative diorama activity about the butterfly life cycle.

Make math for preschoolers fun and creative with this count and color free printable.

Cress Heads are such a CLASSIC Spring activity for kids – they are quick, easy and so so fun.

These Design-An-Insect printables make it so easy for little kids to see and assemble the parts of their own insect.

Children can paint a flower and learn with this free printable activity pack inspired by The Tiny Seed.

Whether you kids are frightened or amazed by storms, this science experiment is a fun, hands-on way to learn about storms!

Kids will have a great time learning about earth science with this easy Water Cycle Science Experiment for Kids.

Come explore the FUN of spring STEM with a Flower Construction Challenge in Preschool!

In this STEM challenge, your students will use aluminum foil to construct a raft that can carry their spring chick from one side of a basin of water to the other.

These free spring theme STEM activities are perfect for engaging kids in science, technology, engineering, and math as they complete fun challenges!

This Spring STEM activity only requires a few materials that you may already have on hand. It’s a fun activity for children to problem solve and try different strategies in order to find a solution.

Spring is the perfect time to study weather, especially the wind. Your child will have fun discovering how to make an anemometer with cardboard and paper cups.

Learn how to make wildflower seed bombs, then engineer a seed cannon to help launch those seed bombs into nature!

In this spring scents science activity preschoolers and kindergarteners use their sense of smell to guess spring inspired scents.

Your kids will have a blast effectively practicing early graphing skills with this free Roll and Graph Spring Math Activity!