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5 Tips on How to Do Science At Home With Your Kids

Doing science experiments with your children can be easy and fun. Here are five simple ways to get the most out of the activities with your kids. We have 30 fun, free experiments to try: http://www.rigb.org/families/experime... Our top 5 tips: 1 - Don't worry if you don't know the science! When doing our activities for kids ages 4-10, It's not about facts and figures, it's about asking questions, investigating the world, and thinking. 2 - Play, look, ask. This is a great structure to keep in mind when doing an experiment. Have fun, look closely, and question everything you see. 3 - Ask the right questions. Asking questions is the most important thing about doing these activities, and asking the right ones can help your child get the most out of them. Rather than simple 'yes/no' questions, try to encourage them to think for themselves. Instead of 'do you think this will happen', try 'what do you think will happen'. It's a subtle difference, but has a big impact. 4 - Go off script! We've provided a set of instructions, but don't feel you need to stick to them. Try other things, do it your own way, and importantly, let the kids try out any ideas of their own. 5 - Don't worry if it doesn't work! Science experiments, whether in a kitchen or a laboratory, often don't quite work. Don't worry! Use that as part of the investigation. Get the kids thinking about why it didn't work? What could you change to improve it? The experiments aren't about the final results, they're about the process. This series of ExpeRimental is supported by the British Psychological Society: http://www.rigb.org/about/news/spring... Try all of our ExpeRiments here, let us know how you get on! http://www.rigb.org/families/experime... Subscribe for regular science videos: http://bit.ly/RiSubscRibe The Ri is on Twitter:   / ri_science   and Facebook:   / royalinstitution   and Tumblr:   / ri-science   Our editorial policy: http://www.rigb.org/home/editorial-po... Subscribe for the latest science videos: http://bit.ly/RiNewsletter