This water suspension science experiment for kids is simple, quick, and a lot of fun for younger kids. It takes no time to prep and no cleanup is needed.
This tornado in a jar experiment is crazy simple, but it's SO COOL to watch! It takes less than five minutes to put together. Easiest science lesson ever!
Isaac Newton is credited with being the first to show that white light is made up of all of the colors of the visible spectrum. He also showed that this light could be split into its different colors by a process called refraction. To...
I love incorporating hands-on science and STEM activities as often as possible into the curriculum. They are so engaging for students and build problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Now that we have more technology available to us in the classroom, these activities also allow students to learn how to use technology as a tool which […]
Learn all about sound in this super-fun science twist on the classic tin can telephone activity. This version is even more kid-friendly because it uses Styrofoam cups. After making your string telephone, read the string telephone explanation with your kids to discover why it works! String Telephone Explanation: How Sound Waves Travel Learn how sound waves
Try these exciting jelly bean STEM experiments and STEM activities for some Easter flair in the classroom!
Enjoy these top 20 fun and easy Peeps science experiments! Peeps are now for STEM learning- not just for eating!
Classroom Antics offers fun, educational STEAM-focused programs for kids ages 7-14 years old. Enjoy LEGO, Minecraft, Robotics and more.
Valentine, you make my heart soar! Literally!! What's more fun than eating candy hearts? Launching them of course! I think they taste like chalk anyways, lol! In today's post, I'm sharing a fun...
Making a sponge rain cloud in a jar science activity is a fun and easy activity that shows children more about the process of how it rains.
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Compare how jelly beans react to different liquids in this jelly bean science experiment or letter J activity for preschool or kindergarten.
Dissecting daffodils - how to simply dissect daffodils with children to help them understand the parts of the flower, what happens during pollination and discover the secret eggs hidden inside the daffodil that are waiting to be pollinated ...
To continue with our mini-weather unit we made our very own clouds! We talked about safety and how important it is to listen to a teacher a...
This colorful grow a rainbow experiment will amaze your kids! Learn how to grow a rainbow within minutes by using paper towels, markers, and two cups of water.
Try these Montessori Earth Day Activities with your child today!
Adding these spring poems for kindergarten into your daily routine is simple! Bring on spring and add poetry in the classroom with these fun, spring poems! Your class will love to sing along with these shared readings.
Hi, friends! It’s almost April, and you know what they say… April showers bring May flowers! With that being said, this post comes just in time to
April is the perfect month to discuss rain with your students.Here are a few simple ideas that can be easily added to any lesson plan. Science Make Your Own Rain Make your own rain with this simple experiment. This experiment demonstrates what happens in the clouds during the water cycle. When a cloud accumulates too many water […]
