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This Spring Term I was invited to work with staff at Heymann School, Nottinghamshire, who were preparing for Science Technology project. My role was to share and support in ways their early years p…
I present to you my list of the best, most impressive, newly published children's picture books you'll love for bedtime stories.
How to make eggshell geodes with alum. This science experiment is easy for kids to make and creates beautiful geode crystals in an assortment of colors.
These 3D Science Dissection Paper models provide an authentic alternative to the real thing! Getting Nerdy Science
Fun ways for kids to learn how to compare planet sizes in our solar system. Kids then can understand the size and scale of earth compared to other planets.
Colored Rainbow Eggs Experiment Still have left over Easter eggs? Turn them into rubber eggs! The eggs go for a soak in vinegar for 2-3 days and the outer shell dissolves, leaving a rubber like skin that can bounce! Find out more about this experiment here! Materials ready! You can make the eggs colored or plain! Fill the cups with vinegar and get your eggs ready. Add in the food coloring! Here, we're doing some colored eggs and one plain egg to compare! Gently add in the eggs and let them start soaking! The eggs will soak for 48-72 hours! Time to take the eggs out! The colors are SO neat! Make sure to GENTLY wash off the colored eggs so you don't get food coloring all over! You can compare the colored eggs and the plain egg! You can also compare a regular eggs to a rubber egg! Want to pair this experiment with a book? Try The Good Egg! Grab it on Amazon! (affiliate link) Here's the recording sheet we used! Click the pic to download a copy!
These fizzing treasure chests are perfect for your preschool pirate theme or summer camp. Lots of learning fun with this pirate science experiment!
This easy science experiment is a fun way to demonstrate the concept of gravity to young children. You’ll just need a few supplies, including paperclips and magnets, to take part in this cool science activity! This activity correlates with NGSS: Disciplinary Core Idea PS2.B. Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! Here’s a fun …
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Hello! I’m Heather. I share ideas from my classroom at Learning with Mrs. Langley and create resources to help save time in the classroom.
Learn about the science of persistence of vision with spooky Halloween thaumatropes; includes free printable template and coloring page!
These chalk pastel Northern Lights pictures are super easy and fun for the kids to make and just look at how beautiful they are.
If you’re a science teacher looking for an EASY way to jazz up your classroom, The Science Penguin’s decor set is perfect for you! It’s got posters that cover everything from the scientific method to engineering design process and science tools. The posters are both visually appealing and educational, so your students will be sure ... Read more
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Science experiments for kids are big in our home. My kids love them—and so do I. While teaching Kindergarten, I made science experiments a priority. Kids are so naturally curious about the world around them, and science experiments bring this learning fully to life! This is my ABSOLUTE favorite science experiment of all time—oh yes,
Build a marble run with an unlikely material… play dough! There are actually two STEM challenges with marbles and play dough in this post, and they are both a ton of fun for a wide range of ages. Best of all, the materials are cheap and can be used again on another day. Here’s a […]
Kids can learn about the heart in this simple heart anatomy lesson that looks at the anatomy and function of this vital organ.
This post is part 1 in my inquiry series. To learn more about inquiry click through to see my many other posts about inquiry. If you are new to my blog,
If you are getting started with inquiry, you may wonder where to start and how to prepare for something that is student-led. Although using an inquiry
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