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After noticing children were building ramps for the trucks in the block center, I decided to set up this display in the science center to encourage more
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This science and STEM collection for kids includes all kinds of hands-on ways children can explore ramps (or inclined planes), one of the six simple machines. You’ll find all kinds science activities that incorporate play into learning about things like gravity, friction, and more! Follow our STEM and STEAM Activities Pinterest board! This post …
Little Learners are captivated by science! In this post, we're talking all about the Little Learner Science Curriculum and hopefully answer the questions you may have about it. First things first, the science curriculum has been designed specifically for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten using the NGSS standards, various state standards, as well as current research. Research tells us students learn by doing, feeling, touching, and examining, so that's just what this science curriculum is packed full of! I have included hands-on science activities that are appropriate for little learners.
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Making ramps is something I think every kid should do once in their childhood. There's something so simple and fun about playing with a ramp.
This science and STEM collection for kids includes all kinds of hands-on ways children can explore ramps (or inclined planes), one of the six simple machines. You’ll find all kinds science activities that incorporate play into learning about things like gravity, friction, and more! Follow our STEM and STEAM Activities Pinterest board! This post …
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Check out this collection of ways to explore ramps and inclined planes. Learn about gravity, friction, forces, motion, and other physics concepts. Use them to create science experiments, STEM challenges, or open-ended science investigations.
Make learning all about Ramps (inclined planes), motion, and force fun and hands on in your classroom! Use a small table or a small bookshelf to create an engaging science center full of hands on materials for students to explore and investigate using the included printables, vocabulary cards, book, anchor charts, and discovery pages (science journal pages)! Included is a read aloud book for circle time, anchor charts, and a suggested book list. There is even a half page note you can send home to families, so they can continue the learning at home and strengthen the home school connection. Bundle and SAVE! Get this product along with ALL of my other little learner science units in the Little Learners Science BUNDLE! What’s included: Labels for Organization Teacher Instruction Strategies Science and Blocks Center Set Up and Supplies Ramp and Inclined Plane Vocabulary Cards with Real Photos (two options: word and photograph or word, definition, and photograph) 14 Ramp STEM Challenges Ramp Student Blueprint Pages (three options) and Book Cover Make It Move FAST! Water Dropper Experiment Slide or Roll Sorting Experiment (real photos, interactive chart, sorting mat, and worksheet) Friction Experiment (interactive chart, three options) Parts of an Included Plane Chart, Poster, and worksheet Ramp Circle Map Anchor Chart and worksheet All About Ramps Read Aloud Ramps Science Journal Pages (three options) and Covers Ramps Discovery Pages (three options) Home School Connection Note Home Check out MORE science units! ► Being a Scientist ► All About My 5 Senses ► All About Apples ► All About Leaves and Trees ► All About Pumpkins ► All About Plants ► All About Butterflies ► All About Insects ► All About My Pet Fish ► All About My Body & Teeth ► All About Rocks ► All About Shells ► All About Trash and Recycling ► All About Space, Sun, and Moon ► All About Ice & Snow ► All About Weather ► All About Colors & Color Mixing ► All About Building ► All About Magnets ► All About Ramps ► All About Force and Motion (a study of balls) Click the green star to follow me to receive 50% off all new products for the first 24 hours a new product is posted! Visit my store Pocket of Preschool Let’s Connect! → Pocket of Preschool Website → Facebook →Facebook Group → Pinterest → Instagram → Newsletter Sign up for my newsletter and you will receive a HUGE family theme writing center filled with word cards, writing paper, write the room, a teacher page with tons of ideas on how to use it the classroom, and real photos of it in action in a classroom for FREE! Pocket of Preschool ® Terms of Use Pocket of Preschool™️. By purchasing and/or downloading this electronic file, you agree to the following terms. For personal use/single classroom use only. No part of this document may be distributed, posted on the internet, placed on a school server or shared drive, copied, edited, or resold. ALL contents of this document are under copyright protection including all content, text, fonts, and graphics, Thank you for respecting my hard word as well as the hard work of the artists whose work helped create this product.
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Get teaching with these force and motion experiments, activities and videos to use in the elementary classroom. This collection of force and motion activities and resources should help you cover the topics like texture, gravity, incline and simple machines. If you’re looking for helpful ideas and lesson plans – then this is the place to start! Do you need a refresher … 24 Elementary Force and Motion Experiments & Activities Read More »
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Pre-K kids love exploring with ramps! I've posted other science activities here before involving ramps. We've explored ramps in our science center and
The kids have been working hard to create ramps to make their cars go certain distances. To reinforce what we have been investigating we did some experiments dealing with ramps. I got this lesson from an amazing teacher in our building, Mrs. Atkin! I tied a string to a piece of cardboard. The kids were to try to make a ramp that would make a cylinder stop rolling when it got to the end of the string. It was great watching the kids adjust the ramp based on what happened when the other kids rolled the cylinder down the ramp. They realized right away that the cylinder went way to far if the incline was high! You could see the problem solving going on in their brains by looking at their faces! They were concentrating so hard! They were also verbalizing to their friends things to try! It took two rounds of trying before one of the kids got it to stop at the end of the string! Through this experience, they learned that if a ramp is high, objects will roll faster and further. If a ramp is low, objects will move slower and not as far. But why? I decided to give them another experience about gravity to see if they would make a connection. The kids timed how long it took to for a ball to hit the ground when dropped. We discussed how gravity pulls down very fast! We then timed how long it took a ball to roll down a low incline and a high incline. We discussed how the ball was much slower rolling down a low incline and it rolled down the steep incline much faster! They realized that gravity pulls an object down a steep ramp faster. The lower ramp was almost "blocking" gravity! My favorite part of this experience was their documentation. They really did a great job recording what they noticed! Next, the kids made some marble mazes. They came up with a plan, then put their mazes together. We used puff balls instead of marbles. When they played with them, they noticed that if they had too steep of an incline, the puff ball would just go over all of the straws. They figured out that they could control the speed of the puff balls by the incline they created to move it through the maze slower. They had a lot of fun playing with these. This experience gave them some ideas for the type of projects they want to do to show our learning, which we will start this week! Here is a sneak peak of something I made for one of their ideas! A giant geoboard! It is huge!!!
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Looking for a fun quick and easy activity for kids? Make a car ramp! It's an amazing STEM activity that teaches through play. The perfect rainy day activity
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