


The kitchen is a great place to explore curiosity and experimentation using everyday items.
Fill a bowl with water and test different kitchen objects. Ask children to predict what will happen and explain why.
Use water and food colouring or fruit juices to mix colours. Encourage children to guess outcomes before mixing.
Ask children to sort ingredients by size, colour or texture. This supports observation and early classification skills.
Tips
Ask open-ended questions
Let children lead the activity
Focus on discovery rather than right answers
Simple experiments help children develop curiosity, confidence and problem-solving skills while having fun at home.
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