This is a fun-filled kitchen chemistry set with 15 food-based experiments to try! You’ll have all gizmos and gadgets you need on hand, but you’ll just need to supply a few common household ingredients. In the guide below, we’ve put together some of our absolute favorite edible science experiments you can add to your list of STEM activities to do with your kids. Our mission at BrightMinds is to foster “a brighter way to play” to inspire your child to be curious about the world around them & encourage creativity in a fun & relaxed way.

We have a variety of homemade and taste-safe slime recipes for you to try! Our favorites include Gummy Bear slime and Marshmallow slime, but we have a nice variety of textures and supplies. About the Brand: John Adams Toys is a UK-based toy company that was founded in 1967. Therefore, as of 2023, the company has been in existence for over 55 years. They are best known for their excellent game sets for arts & crafts, their science and STEM range of products which has been making learning science fun. Just because something is edible does not mean it should be consumed in large quantities. Our fantastic taste-safe slime recipes fall into this category.So Why STEAM? STEAM stands for science, technology, engineering, art, and technology. A good STEAM or STEM activity will include at least 2 or 3 of these aspects and a great one will include all five. Or you can do the same experiment using baggies instead of tin cans. The choice is your and the instructions are all here in the tin can ice cream STEM activity. Kids of all ages will love this activity. When you’re done, try experimenting with homemade sherbet. Enjoy this yummy treat all year long! Edible Slime

If you have kids who love to bake tasty treats in the kitchen, you have already introduced them to science they can eat!

Welcome to Edible Science, a fun-filled kitchen chemistry set which includes 15 food-based experiments. We supply all the gizmos and gadgets you need, you just supply a few common household ingredients. Having fun with science in the kitchen doesn’t get much better than this! Supports STEM and National Curriculum Learning. Especially when using an edible slime recipe, kids can test and experiment with various ingredients to see what works, what doesn’t, and how each ingredient reacts. If your experiment wasn’t a bust, you have a fun and delicious activity to enjoy for an even longer amount of time. Unicorns, clouds & rainbows... oh my! With the Thames and Kosmos Rainbow Gummy Candy Lab, kids learn about the scientific properties of natural polymers while they make their own delicious, fun gummy shapes. Fizzy lemonade is a simple science activity that teaches kids about acids and bases. Using a simple cup or a jar along with a few other basic ingredients, your kids can make their own edible explosion and watch the chemical reaction of solids and bases at work.