Teaching children science through touch and even taste is great! This Edible Kids Slime is perfect for talking about chemical reactions! Check out Craftbits to see how to make it!
Slime is making a comeback this year so be sure … Read More ...
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Teaching children science through touch and even taste is great! This Edible Kids Slime is perfect for talking about chemical reactions! Check out Craftbits to see how to make it!
Slime is making a comeback this year so be sure … Read More ...
Homemade Mamas is such a creative site for inspiration and ideas. Check out their Frost Paint that they created after making Bath Salts. Weather Craft kits and Activity books.
This paint would be great for a winter, weather, or snow … Read More ...
I just happened to stumble on Looledo.com, a site I have never seen before. It is amazing for educational learning through crafts. Even better, he has instructions on video too! Check out his directions for Boris the Bull.… Read More ...
The Ymker Family Update has a great craft with adult supervision! This would be great for a snowy inside day to teach children about crystallization. … Read More ...
Mama Jenn has a great easy craft you can do with your little ones and teach them about different parts of the body. Your kids will love stuffing the jars with the cotton balls.
This is a great craft to do with your children to learn about colors, hand eye coordination and nature! The Magic Onions has a great tutorial showing you how to make these using crayons.
This ornament is so cute, and you could even pair a science lesson when talking about physical change especially melting… Head on over to One Ordinary Day for the how-to.
Matter was a unit in the science curriculum that I taught. Teaching about solids, liquids, and gases involves lots of experiments and hands on learning. Every year as a culminating activity for the unit, we would make ice cream in … Read More ...
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My Montessori Journey posted a really great demonstration for kids who are learning about the body-specifically the parts of blood. She uses wonderful visual aids to teach about plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and the other components that … Read More ...
We live very close to a wonderful hands-on science museum, but not every educator lives close enough to take advantage of the learning experiences that a museum can provide. Fortunately, most museums have printable activities that any teacher anywhere can … Read More ...