With summer just around the corner, fireworks aren’t far behind. But before the real ones light up the sky, your kids can create a burst of color and science with these DIY fireworks glasses.
They’ll experiment with lenses, diffraction, and light—and end up with a homemade pair of glasses that make any bright light sparkle like a July 4th finale.
It’s part physics, part art, and all kinds of fun.
Keep exploring,
Home Science Tools
If light and color intrigue your kids, they might love this...
Cool Blue Light Experiment Kit
This kit lets kids explore chemiluminescence—where chemistry meets glow-in-the-dark magic. It's a fun, eye-catching way to learn about energy changes and chemical reactions.
Cool Blue Light Experiment Kit
This kit lets kids explore chemiluminescence—where chemistry meets glow-in-the-dark magic. It's a fun, eye-catching way to learn about energy changes and chemical reactions.
"This is an extremely fun experiment to demonstrate a chemical reaction. Students observe the unexpected change in energy and draw conclusions that it did in fact change chemically rather than physically."
—Sean T.
Why parents love it:
"This is an extremely fun experiment to demonstrate a chemical reaction. Students observe the unexpected change in energy and draw conclusions that it did in fact change chemically rather than physically."
