Ocean science

If your child loves making waves in the bathtub or going to the beach to see the waves crash on the shore, then this experiment is for them. This experiment teaches some basic principles of

Investigate how fish breathe underwater by simulating a gill using Koolaid and a coffee filter in this easy science experiment. This is a fun classroom science activity for kids learning about ocean animals, animal adaptations, water habitats, and ecosystems in 2nd grade science.

This jellyfish in a bottle looks just like the real thing! This ocean craft is easy and inexpensive to make, and it's also a fun discovery or sensory bottle. Make a jellyfish from a plastic bag and place it in a bottle of water to watch it swirl and 'swim' around! It's really mesmerizing to watch, and it makes a great prop for storytime or a lesson at school. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this…

Do cool ocean science experiments with simple supplies from around the house. Explore currents, waves, marine animals, and more.

Learn about the 5 layers of an ocean (also called ocean zones) with your child using this hands-on activity with materials already in your pantry!

Learn about the layers of the ocean with this colorful and fun DIY Ocean Layers in a Jar!

Awesome experiment showing how sharks float! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and older kids! Great for ocean themes, ocean units, and shark week!

Dive into the world of ocean STEM activities! From exploring ocean layers to making ocean slime, discover fun projects for preschoolers.

These shark science experiments are perfect for your kids' science week learning. Not only will they have cool ocean science experiments, but fun learning too!

If your kids are begging to go see the waves crashing at the beach and you cant take them there, I have the next best thing for them right here!