7 Valentine's Day Experiments That Will Make Your Child Fall in Love With Science

With a little bit of lemon juice, a Q-tip, and a white piece of paper, your little can create a message for a secret admirer.

Kids will get to witness an exciting chemical reaction with this crystal heart pipe-cleaner experiment.

Kids can explore color combinations and work on fine motor skills by pouring and scooping these Valentine's Day love potions.

With a dyed candy such as Skittles or Gobstoppers, children can see how the dye in the candy reacts and spreads with water.

With colored ice cubes, children can learn about melting — does cold water or hot water melt the ice cubes faster?

This science experiment is a delicious one! Teach kiddos about reversible change — solid to liquid and back to solid — with chocolate chips and a baking mold.

Find out together what happens to candy hearts when they're submerged in different liquids — soda, water, vinegar, and more!