10 Fun Valentine's Day STEM Projects for Kids

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Holidays are a perfect opportunity to shake things up in your homeschool routine and add in some learning fun. With these STEM projects, your kids can experiment with all kinds of Valentine's goodies and common household items. They'll be so engaged in these fun activities that they probably won't even realize they are learning!!

Add any of these STEM activities to your Valentine's Day Online Unit Study, and you'll have all the bases covered for complete lesson plans.

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10 STEM Projects for Valentine's Day

Conversation Heart Catapult from Joy in The Works

Fizzy Heart Science from Red Ted Art

Make LED Roses from Teach Beside Me

Valentines Day Potion Mixing Science Station from Little Bins for Little Hands

Interlocking Crystal Hearts from Go Science Girls

Heart Marshmallow Toothpick Structures from Buggy and Buddy

Heart Geoboard from Rubber Boots and Elf Shoes

Light Up Circuit Valentines from Left Brain Craft Brain

Valentines Egg Drop: STEM Challenge from Lemon Lime Adventures

Flying Cupids Static Electricity from Science Kiddo

Looking for the perfect activities for learning about Valentine's Day? Try out the Valentine's Day Online Unit Study. Learn about St. Valentine and Valentine’s Day, experiment with Sweetheart candies, write a love poem and design a Valentine's Day Card. CLICK HERE for a lesson preview.

Online Unit Studies integrate multiple subjects for multiple ages of students. Students access websites and videos and complete digital projects. With Online Unit Studies’ easy-to-use E-course format, no additional books and print resources are needed. Just enroll and click to learn!

Tell me, which of these Valentine's Day STEM projects are you going to try?