Here is another round-up! Christmas Science Experiments has dancing cranberries (or cranraisins) colorful milk in ornament cutters, and a Christmas version of sink or float. Easy Christmas Candy from Science Sparks, has Skittles, marshmallows, candy canes, and a gingerbread investigation—a perfect way to use leftover, Christmas candy. Another favorite is making a Christmas Sensory Bottle—a magnet bottle. Inflate Christmas Peeps in the microwave—a classic, or put them in water, vinegar, or oil, as an experiment. Make Christmas Catapults. Play with Instant Snow. Make Reindeer Toothpaste. Have a blast!
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