5 Ideas for Science Class Valentines

Are you looking for a unique class Valentine this year? Why not hand out a science Valentine they can experiment with? Here are 5 ideas we have done over the years that were big hits with my kids and their classmates.

A Magnetic Valentine: Why not give your child a non-candy Valentine to give their classmates? Here’s a magnetic one!

Skittles Science: Here’s a simple little twist to the classic Skittles experiment. This post has an easy experiment printable to attach to the bag of Skittles. 

Candy Catapults:  Do you ever see the bags of heart marshmallows around this time of year? Add a few rubber bands, a spoon, and popsicle sticks and you have a candy catapult! 

Binary Code Twizzler Necklace:  Want to send your Valentine a secret message in binary code? Check this one out!

Candy Hearts: Nothing is sweeter than a box of candy hearts. Add a bottle of 7up and you’ve got a bubbly candy experiment!

We hope science class Valentines will help even more kids love science like we do! Besides, who doesn’t LOVE getting the gift of science? Happy Valentines Day!

Also, if you need a gift idea for your science girl, check out the Halley Harper Science Girl series here!