50 Science Experiments at Home for Kids Ages 6–9 | Screen-Free Science PDF – Europe Edition
50 Science Experiments at Home for Kids Ages 6–9 | Screen-Free Science PDF – Europe Edition
Turn screen time into “whoa!” time. 50 hands-on science experiments for kids ages 6–9, using things you already have in your kitchen and recycling bin. Perfect for home education, after-school fun, rainy weekends and school holidays.
What's inside the 37-page PDF
- 50 step-by-step experiments in 6 colorful chapters: Water & Liquids, Air & Flight, Kitchen Chemistry, Light, Color & Sound, Forces, Magnets & Electricity, and Nature, Plants & the Human Body
- One clear card per experiment: materials, 4 simple steps, time needed, difficulty level and an “adult needed” icon
- “Why does it happen?” explanations written so you can read them aloud to a 7-year-old
- Scientist's challenge for every experiment, so curious kids can go further
- Linked to primary science topics (ages 5–9), with the National Curriculum for England as a worked example, easy to log in a home-education portfolio
- Home education across Europe: a 2026 country-by-country overview (29 countries) and a 7-step getting-started plan that works wherever you live
- 10-week lesson plan plus a sample learning-at-home daily rhythm
- Printables: reusable Scientist's Journal page and a Young Scientist certificate
- Bonus: 30 no-prep screen-free activities for busy days
- Safety rules and a basic home-lab kit list (about €15–30 for anything you're missing)
Why parents love it
- No special kits to buy. Baking soda, vinegar, balloons, cups and paper do the job.
- Builds the habits real scientists use: ask, predict, test, observe, explain.
- Short activities (5–45 minutes) that fit into a real family schedule.
- Materials you can find in any European supermarket.
- Informed by the American Academy of Pediatrics' 2026 guidance on healthy screen use.
Details
- Format: PDF, A4, 37 pages, metric units, in English
- Ages: 6–9, with adult supervision
- Delivery: instant download link after checkout and by email
- Use it: print at home or read on a tablet or computer
Which license do I need?
The file is the same in both options. The license decides who may use and print it.
| Family license | Classroom / Co-op license | |
|---|---|---|
| For | Parents and caregivers | One teacher or group leader |
| Where | Your own home | One class, home-ed group, after-school club or camp |
| Children | Children in your household | Up to 30 children in one group |
| Printing | Unlimited, for your household | Unlimited, for your group |
| Sharing the file | Not allowed | Not allowed |
Need it for several classes or a whole school? Buy one Classroom license per group, or contact us for a school license.
Read the full License Terms (PDF)
This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped. By completing your purchase you request immediate access to the download and, where the law allows, acknowledge that you lose your right of withdrawal once the download starts. If the file is faulty or can't be downloaded, we'll fix it or refund you. All experiments should be done under adult supervision. The home-education overview is general information, not legal advice. Check your own country's current rules.