Marshmallow Science Fair Projects- A Fantastic Way to Use Stale Marshmallows

If you love marshmallows, you’ll love this list of marshmallow science fair projects that kids can enter into their school science fair!

After Christmas and the big holiday rush is over, you know what I’m left with?

Stale marshmallows.

I don’t want to waste them, but no one in my family likes to eat stale marshmallows. But I feel so wasteful when I throw them out!

Enter marshmallow science fair projects.
These science fair projects are the perfect way to use stale marshmallows and help kids learn something at the same time! Marshmallows have never been this educational before. Let these ideas spark even more ideas for how you can use marshmallows in your STEM activities!

Parts of a Science Fair Project

Each school will have varying rules for their projects, but in general, most science fair projects must include:

A hypothesis.

Research.

Investigation with variations and a control group.

Record of results.

All science projects start with open ended questions, such as, “what will happen if…?”

Marshmallow Science Fair Projects- A Fantastic Way to Use Old Marshmallows

Try these adorable and simple marshmallow science fair projects and not only will you use up those old marshmallows, but your kids will learn something along the way, too! My kids love learning about scientific principles and exploring the scientific method using everyday items around the house. Marshmallows are the perfect tool for learning about density, Boyle’s law, blood cells, engineering, and more!