Free Winter STEM Activities for Kids (Ages 8–12) — Printable STEM Activity Book
Fun, simple winter STEM activities for kids — including free printable science experiments, ice science projects, puzzles, and brain teasers. Everything uses household items, making it perfect for curious girls ages 8–12, homeschool science, and screen-free winter learning.
- 3 hands-on winter science experiments with ice (supercool water trick included!)
- Brain-teasing winter STEM puzzles, trivia, and word games
- Meet the scientist who created the first artificial snowflake
- Discover why ice floats—and why this winter science fact matters for life on Earth
- Designed especially for girls ages 8–12 who are curious about how the world works
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“No fancy equipment needed—just curiosity and household items.”
Winter STEM Experiments & Printable Science Activities Inside
Create supercooled water that freezes on command—an unforgettable winter science experiment that teaches real chemistry.
Which melts ice faster: salt or sugar? This friendly challenge helps kids think like scientists while they play.
Lift an ice cube with just string and salt. (Your daughter will love showing off this easy STEM party trick!)
Word searches, crosswords, and riddles that turn winter STEM learning into a game.
Discover the Japanese scientist who proved every snowflake is unique—and even created the first artificial one in a lab.
The weird science behind water molecules—and why this snowy fact helps protect lakes, rivers, and the creatures that live in them.
Easy Winter Science Experiments Using Household Items
Your daughter gets to experiment like a real scientist—making predictions, testing ideas, and seeing winter science come alive in her own kitchen.
Everything uses simple household items. No special equipment, no long shopping list—just print, set up, and go.
Each activity builds scientific thinking, problem-solving skills, and resilience—the kind of confidence that lasts long after the ice melts.
Free STEM Printable for Kids (20-Page Activity Book)
- 20-page full-colour PDF winter STEM activity book printable
- 3 easy winter science experiments for kids with step-by-step instructions
- Puzzles, trivia, and a winter science riddle
- Real scientific explanations written for 8–12 year olds
- Instant PDF download—start experimenting today
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Why It’s Free:Because I believe every girl should grow up knowing her curiosity is powerful and her potential is limitless. This free winter STEM printable is my way of putting real science into your hands.
Winter Learning Activities for Kids — Instant PDF Download
This free STEM activity book is perfect for parents looking for easy winter science experiments, free STEM printables, science worksheets, and fun learning activities for kids ages 8–12. Whether you’re doing homeschool science, a snow-day project, or screen-free winter learning, these simple ice experiments and printable challenges make science exciting and accessible.
This activity book is timed perfectly for Christmas break, snow days, and cosy indoor afternoons. Download it now while winter science is still happening outside your window.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! It’s completely free — no hidden charges, no credit card needed. Just enter your email and you’ll get an instant download link.
Nope. All experiments use simple household items like ice, salt, string, and water. Science fun without the fuss.
It’s designed for curious girls aged 8–12, but younger or older siblings often love joining in too!
Absolutely. Each activity includes clear explanations that align with science skills taught in primary and early secondary school.
It’s written by Sharon McLean — science graduate and creator of the Hey Smart Girl book series, which inspires girls to love learning and explore STEM with confidence.