Simple density experiments you can try in your kitchen now. We started by putting a glass of water on top of a glass of vegetable oil. That is a cool experiment on its own, but let's focus on density here. After we moved the card that separated glasses a little bit to create a small gap for liquids to connect, water and oil started moving. In the end, we had oil in the top glass and water in the bottom glass. It was time to turn our structure upside down and watch the flow of these liquids again

We are observing the different densities of the liquids (coloured water, honey and oil) versus the different densities of the objects (marble, grape, lego brick and foam cube) | TheDadLab

Kitchen Science: Such a fun way for kids of any age to explore the density of liquids! (And you probably have everything you need to do it right at home!) See the full directions with tips here: http://buggyandbuddy.com/exploring-density-liquids/ | Buggy and Buddy: Science, Crafts, and Activities for Kids