Addictively fun STEM activities for kids!
Making a rain cloud in a jar is a fun and easy way to teach children how it rains. This is the perfect hands-on science activity to accompany a weather unit at school or to enrich learning at home! Getting Ready To make our rain cloud in a jar we gathered a few simple items: Food coloring Water A clear jar Shaving cream Plastic pipettes
This green leprechaun toothpaste is a must-try science activity this St. Patrick’s Day. Even leprechauns need to brush their teeth after a long day of chasing rainbows, looking for gold, and pulling pranks! It’s the perfect compliment to our Super Cool Science Kit! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready We already had most of the supplies we needed on hand. The only special
Looking for easy to follow and engaging STEAM activities (science, technology, engineering, art and math) for kids this Valentine’s Day?! We’ve got you covered with 14 projects that are great to use as STEM centers, whole class activities, Makerspaces or homeschool activities. Grab the instant download HERE! What is STEAM? STEAM activities (science, technology, engineering, art and math) are all the buzz in education. And for good reason! Thriving
Make it fun for kids to learn about five critical human body systems: circulatory, digestive, muscular, nervous and skeletal! The Human Body Activity Pack includes everything you need to differentiate for kids from preschool through second grade. Grab your set in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers! Peek Inside Inside the set, you’ll find information-packed posters for each of five systems (circulatory, digestive, muscular, nervous, skeletal) PLUS
This simple Valentine’s Day science project is a must-try! With just a few ingredients, kids can make a sparkly, gorgeous heart AND learn about chemistry at the same time. Give it a try and then hop over and then make our conversation heart catapults too! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready Making a borax crystal heart is super easy and only requires a
Bring light, sound and heat alive for kids with 10 hands-on and motivating science centers and activities. Study light, sound, heat, refraction, reflection, transparent, translucent, opaque, volume and pitch. Grab the bundle in our shop or on Teachers Pay Teachers! Peek Inside The engaging set includes 10 kid-friendly posters, an interactive flip book, dabbing sheets, and “Name that Energy” clip cards so kids can show what they’ve learned. With
If you’re looking for some good clean fun, this classic expanding Ivory soap activity won’t disappoint. Curious little scientists will be amazed as a bar of Ivory soap grows in a matter of seconds. So stock up on those Ivory soap bars because your kiddos will be begging to see this magic growing soap more than once! Getting Ready The prep for this demo couldn’t be
These oh so cute snowball shooters are a snap to make and are a hilariously fun way to explore some key concepts in physics. They are the perfect compliment to our Force and Motion Activity Pack! Getting Ready To make each snowball shooter, we grabbed: Toilet paper tube White paper (I used cardstock for durability) Markers Glue Stick Tape (optional) Balloon Scissors White pom poms or cotton
Add the challenge of a maze to the magical appeal of magnets and you have a fun STEM activity that will have your inquisitive little scientists begging for more. It’s a good thing these mazes are easy to adapt for multiple levels, since magnets seem to attract no matter the kids’ ages! This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Getting Ready To make these paper plate mazes,
This super simple but oh-so-magical kids’ science experiment had my kiddos mesmerized and was a fun way to learn about capillary action. Stock up on toothpicks because this trick will have little scientists begging you to do it again and again! It’s the perfect compliment to our Super Cool Science Kit. Getting Ready The prep for this science demo couldn’t be easier. I quickly grabbed: Toothpicks
