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Learn about the human digestive system for kids twith this memorable digestion experiment. ZANY human body project making poop!
Free printable butterfly life cycle printables are perfect for a unit study. Create your own at home science center for your kids (...)
Fantastic free LEGO printables for science, math, STEM, and building challenges. These LEGO sheets are perfect for the classroom or home.
These human body for kids activities allow children to learn about the heart, muscles, lungs, 5 senses, bones organs, cells, and so much more!
A fun, educational, easy cave painting activity for bringing ancient history to life. Includes a free 3 page printable to inspire kids to paint.
Learn about fingerprinting for kids & play detective! Fun ideas for a CSI or spy party or science activity for preschool & elementary ages!
Leaf rubbing activity - a STEM project for kids from preschool to teens! Make leaf prints with tracing, foil, wax paper, crayons & pastels!
LOTS of FREE Printable worksheets for kids to practice math, literacy, science, & history with kids of all ages from 123Homeschool4Me.
There are some great activities and a free printable pack you can use to teach the apple life cycle in your homeschool this fall.
25 amazeballs elementary STEM activities! These STEM activities for elementary school are hands-on, educational, and fun!
Learn about Early Explorers for Kids with this fun, 5-week history lesson unit for elementary age kids to learn about the Vikings, Columbus, Magellan, and more!
Brain breaks are an effective way to increase focus, support self-regulation, and boost a child's learning in the classroom (or home).
This math and art activity presents this would-be complex mathematical concept in an easy to understand, tangible way with Fibonacci art!
Ensuring students know the value and power of their courage is crucial for upper elementary students’ social-emotional learning and growth. Get easy-to-implement ideas, courage activities, suggested titles for books on bravery, and courage lesson plans to help you create a classroom community where
Prehistory unit activities for upper elementary and middle school history and social studies classes with reading passages and activities.
The ultimate guide for the best fall STEM activities for preschoolers, elementary and older. Apple, Pumpkin, Halloween, and more.
Montessori-inspired cards featuring terms such as dinosaur, plesiosaur, pterosaur, Pangaea, and Mesozoic Era.
Teamwork and collaboration! These are important parts of raising a 21st-century learner in the classroom, yet many students do not entirely understand what this it. I stress the importance of teamwork and collaboration throughout the year, but I take time in the beginning of the year to help students truly understand what it means. Throwing […]
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Learn about the human digestive system for kids twith this memorable digestion experiment. ZANY human body project making poop!
Today we’re bringing you a printable Giraffe Activity Set that you can use to teach your students about these remarkable animals with some fun facts about giraffes and the downloadable activity pages.
Homeschool resource or school teacher printable. Lined handwriting paper with picture window for a student to draw artwork.
Fun acid/base experiment for kids of all ages. Uses only common household ingredients. No heat required.
A round-up of the best Spanish homeschool curriculums and language courses for Pre-K and Elementary aged kids.
These fun and educational Anatomy Activities for Elementary Students are perfect for your homeschool human anatomy lesson. Kids will love them.
Over 50 fun science ideas and experiments that are perfect for 7-9 year olds to do at home.
It's a dirty job but teaching Soils in the Environment is a fun & engaging science unit filled with activities your students will love.
From elementary school to middle school to high school, we've rounded up 41 STEM projects and activities for kids of all ages!
This math and art activity presents this would-be complex mathematical concept in an easy to understand, tangible way with Fibonacci art!
11 qiuck science experiments can be done in just 5 minutes! Learn hands-on about chemical reactions, density, and more.
Apple songs and activities for lots of fun in the elementary music room, including songs, games, instrument activities, and children's books.
A great list of 25+ picture books exploring growth mindset. Perfect for elementary/primary age students. Exploring themes of perseverance, facing failure...
This math and art activity presents this would-be complex mathematical concept in an easy to understand, tangible way with Fibonacci art!
Incorporate reading into your science block with one of these amazing and informative states of matter books for kids.
With World Down Syndrome Day and Autism Awareness Month right around the corner, this is the perfect time to think about hosting your own disability awareness day to help students throughout your school better understand different types of disabilities! Last year, I used this Disability Awareness Day Kit from The Bender Bunch to host a schoolwide awareness day for 3rd-5th graders. I was lucky enough to have a principal that let me get a sub for the day to run this wonderful event. I set aside about an hour and 15 minutes per session and did each grade level at their own time. For the event, I sent out parent volunteer forms and got parents to sign up for a time slot to help run a table! Traci from The Bender Bunch included so many great things for me to use during this event. There are some things that you need to grab ahead of time that you'll see in my pictures, but overall it was really just making copies, finding volunteers, and setting up the stations! For my event, I created my own questionnaire to send out to teachers about a week before the event to have their students fill out. This gave me a great idea what they knew about disabilities already, what questions they had, etc. They answered a very similar questionnaire after the event so I could see what they learned! I also spend about 15 minutes at the end of the the event talking to each grade level about ways they can be a good friend to someone with a disability, asking them questions about what they learned, and answering any lingering questions. Overall, it was a GREAT success! In the future, I'd love to do it again (with help!). I did this event last year all on my own and although it turned out amazing, I would love to do it again with a little less stress (and someone to help me answer questions, those kids had some awesome questions!). Each station was set up at a table like this with everything you needed to run the station smoothly! I grabbed a bunch of gloves from our school lost and found and had the students trying to pick up pennies, tie their shoes, etc. It was eye opening for them! Finger spelling word puzzles, these were awesome! One of our stations had Google Chromebooks set up with a couple different things. One was white noise where they had to listen to the white noise while doing the specified activity. I also had some set up to show them a video through the eyes of someone with Autism. They all loved this! I e-mailed the Autism video to classroom teachers in case someone didn't get a turn. You can see the video HERE. I loved this station. All of the kids were like "I can't see that!!!" and I'm like "that's the point ;-)" haha! Have you ever done something similar at your school? If not, I highly recommend doing it! This event was a huge eye opener and big hit!
Free PDF agaograph art activities for all ages. These free freeprintable agamograph templates are in themes such as spring, summer, and more.
Check out these top techniques for employing character building activities for students of all school ages!
Yesterday, we had our final book discussion for our rising third and fourth grade students. The library has been really quiet this week, I think a lot of families are on vacation so I ended up with ten kids in my book discussion, nine of which had read the book! For this book discussion, I chose Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman – it’s an absolutely outrageous story of a dad’s adventure coming home from the corner store after picking up milk for his children’s breakfasts. Most of the kids seemed to enjoy the story, sharing their favorite characters and parts in the story. We spent a long time discussing whether or not the dad’s story was true or if he just made it up. The kids used quotes from the book as well as the illustrations to make their point. Normally, it can be very difficult for me to get this age group to actually discuss a book – they’re great at answering questions, but haven’t quite figured out the discussion part yet. But, yesterday, they did really well. After our discussion, we spent a few minutes answering some trivia questions, which the kids always love! And then we had just enough time to do an extension activity. For this age group, I keep the book discussion around 45 minutes and always include some sort of extension activity to keep the kids engaged. Yesterday, we created our own names for actual items similar to the way Professor Steg does in the book. Instead of calling it an hot air balloon, Professor Steg calls it “floaty-ball person-carrier.” So I gave the kids a list of words and told them to give them new names similar to the way Professor Steg does. They did a great job, using awesome vocabulary to describe the items. And we spent a few minutes sharing them with the group. Overall, we had a great time and I think the kids enjoyed it. If you’re looking for activities, check out Bloomsbury’s packet of awesome extension activities ready to use! And check out Neil Gaiman’s website for his children’s books for more!
These Earth Science Experiments will make learning about the Earth fun for kids. These science lessons are also a great way to celebrate Earth Day too!
These science vocabulary activities are quick and easy to set up but they help students of all ages learn science vocabulary terms. Plus free printable!
Elementary-age kids need good, age-appropriate STEAM / STEM YouTube channels. I've discovered the best of these to share with you today.
