Science can be super fun, and I know I love when I discover new and exciting experiments to try with my kids. These sensational science experiments for kids are gathered up from a few of our own Elementary Entourage family and others too, and they are sure to be a hit with your kids as well! Fizzing Beginning Sounds Science Experiment - The Kindergarten Connection We spend a ton of time identifying beginning sounds and learning to read - why not mix it up with a little science experiment fun? Make your sounds fizz with this super cool activity. All About Plants - Kooky Kinders Kooky Kinders always has such fun ideas for Foodie Friday! This science activity is a snack too! View her All About Plants Post, and grab the printable to sort your snack too! Dancing Worms - The Kindergarten Smorgasboard I don't know many kids (if any) who would say no to a science experiment involving gummy worms! States of Matter Fun - Mrs. Thompson's Treasures Sometimes things are just better with a snack! Explore states of matter with a variety of fun activities, including using cheerios to represent solids, liquids, and gases! Multicolored Flower Experiment - The Kindergarten Connection Did you know you can turn flowers multicolored? This fun experiment is always a hit and one to get some "oohs" and "ahhhs" out of kids! Elephant Toothpaste - The Kindergarten Smorgasboard Great for dental health month - or anytime really - this experiment is sure to cause a reaction not just in the bottle, but in your kids too! Planting With Kids - The Kindergarten Connection Do you garden with your kids? Grab some soil and plants (and this free printable too) to get started with a super fun plant unit! Some more exciting science experiments to try with your kids from other fabulous bloggers: Gummy Bears Science - Creative Lesson Cafe Burning Money - Playdough to Plato DIY Rain Clouds - Toby and Roo Dancing Raisins - Gift of Curiosity Magnetic Slime - Growing a Jeweled Rose Happy Teaching!
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The artist Justin Bateman makes portraits out of pebbles, Through the medium of land art, he constructs intricate mosaics 📹 Justin Bateman
Setting Up Your Science Notebook Many teachers have expressed concern about doing notebooks “the right way.” I’m here to tell you there is no right or wrong way! It’s about what works for you and your classes. If you’re new to notebooks, ready to make some changes, or just want to streamline your science notebook ... Read more
Scripted SCIENCE lessons for kindergarten - Engaging, easy to prep, and includes everything you need! Nonfiction read-aloud books, PowerPoints for every lesson, student activities and workbooks... Kids LOVE this program! NGSS and TEKS aligned.
I am starting a new weekly post called "Scientific Saturdays." I am getting myself prepared to teach Science every day for a whole period…TWICE. A lot different than squeezing it in for 15-20 minutes whenever I could. My hope is to post things that I'm actually doing with my students, but for now it will be a variety of things that I have been finding and planning. My first focus is setting up my classroom. I have many questions about what a fifth grade middle school room looks like. I don't want it to be too babyish, but I still want it to be ME. My first plan is the big bulletin board. Here are the boards that are inspiring me: I want one big science wall with things that will stay all year and some things will change. Link I hope to take pictures of the kids doing science each month and have them create the posters. My goal is to have them blog on my classroom page. Link I just love this guy and would love to have a scientist on my board. Link Link I will have these posted on my Science Wall Link Safety Tips Link Link Link Link Link
Science can be super fun, and I know I love when I discover new and exciting experiments to try with my kids. These sensational science experiments for kids are gathered up from a few of our own Elementary Entourage family and others too, and they are sure to be a hit with your kids as well! Fizzing Beginning Sounds Science Experiment - The Kindergarten Connection We spend a ton of time identifying beginning sounds and learning to read - why not mix it up with a little science experiment fun? Make your sounds fizz with this super cool activity. All About Plants - Kooky Kinders Kooky Kinders always has such fun ideas for Foodie Friday! This science activity is a snack too! View her All About Plants Post, and grab the printable to sort your snack too! Dancing Worms - The Kindergarten Smorgasboard I don't know many kids (if any) who would say no to a science experiment involving gummy worms! States of Matter Fun - Mrs. Thompson's Treasures Sometimes things are just better with a snack! Explore states of matter with a variety of fun activities, including using cheerios to represent solids, liquids, and gases! Multicolored Flower Experiment - The Kindergarten Connection Did you know you can turn flowers multicolored? This fun experiment is always a hit and one to get some "oohs" and "ahhhs" out of kids! Elephant Toothpaste - The Kindergarten Smorgasboard Great for dental health month - or anytime really - this experiment is sure to cause a reaction not just in the bottle, but in your kids too! Planting With Kids - The Kindergarten Connection Do you garden with your kids? Grab some soil and plants (and this free printable too) to get started with a super fun plant unit! Some more exciting science experiments to try with your kids from other fabulous bloggers: Gummy Bears Science - Creative Lesson Cafe Burning Money - Playdough to Plato DIY Rain Clouds - Toby and Roo Dancing Raisins - Gift of Curiosity Magnetic Slime - Growing a Jeweled Rose Happy Teaching!
10 science competitions for middle school students to explore science through projects that include experimentation, research, execution, and communication.
These awesome science and art activities are a great way to teach science by using art. The science topics include the sun, space, leaves, sound, and more!
Are you new to using Interactive Notebooks? After 6 years of trial and error, I made a list of 12 things I wish I had known that very first year. Set up 4 pages for the Table of Contents. Instead of drawing sloppy lines on the page, I just use the red lines already provided in the ... Read more
This science graphic organizer will aid in student concept retention, focus, creativity, and engagement. Students will use this graphic organizer to identify, define, and illustrate the concepts of force, net force, and balanced and unbalanced forces. Students will gain experience in synthesizing information and creating their own tangible connections in their notes. PLUS! - I have included a student quiz that includes identification, multiple-choice, completion, and short answer. You can easily assess student mastery of the contents of the doodle notes. INCLUDES: ✔ Doodle Notes with fill-in-the-blank notes for easy differentiation ✔ Doodle Notes that are blank for maximum flexibility and creativity ✔ Teacher Key for fill-in-the-blank notes ✔ A completed example of doodle notes ✔ Student quiz ✔ Teacher Key for quiz Doodle notes are a great addition to interactive notebooks and can be used as mini personal anchor charts for your students! They can be used as teacher guided instruction or as individual/pair assignments. Have students share their doodle notes and discuss key ideas to fill in any gaps and to solidify their learning! If you like this doodle note, you can take advantage of my Growing Bundle of Physical Science Doodle Notes and save 20% plus gain access to all future physical science doodle notes for one price! OR! Save even more with my BIG Bundle of Science Doodle Notes Purchasing this bundle allows you immediate access to all current doodle notes in my store and any future doodle notes, all for one price! Connect with me My Blog: www.themorehousemagic.com Instagram: @themorehousemagic Facebook: The Morehouse Magic "Doodle Notes" is a trademarked term. Used with permission. Please visit www.doodlenotes.org for more information.
We are finishing up a study of Earth Cycles this week. During this time we took a look at the Earth rotating and revolving. Here are two M...
The Making Waves - Wave Properties Science Stations teach about the properties of different types of sound and ocean waves. Within these
BIG Science Stations Units are awesome for 4th, 5th, and 6th grade. Allow your students to learn and explore concepts in fun and different ways.
Find our how bacteria are different to viruses and the difference between bacteria and viruses with these easy science activities for kids
These light experiments are great science lessons for 1st graders! Aligned with NGSS, the resource also includes books and related activities.
Lean how to spark curiosity in kids with easy to set up preschool science centers and science tables. Kids learn to think like scientists!
This dry erase and water trick will amaze kids and adults alike! You can make your drawings float with just dry erase markers and water!
Magnet painting is science and art wrapped up in a colorful package. And it's a simple set-up project too. STEAM (Sci/Tech/Eng/Art/Math) at it's easiest.
We hope your learners enjoy learning about the five senses of our body with this Five Sense Clip Cards Freebie printable.
Learn 5 engaging states of matter hands on experiments and activities to teach grade 4 5 6 students in your classroom.
Scripted SCIENCE lessons for kindergarten - Engaging, easy to prep, and includes everything you need! Nonfiction read-aloud books, PowerPoints for every lesson, student activities and workbooks... Kids LOVE this program! NGSS and TEKS aligned.
Get some sensational measurement practice with this centimeter worksheet.
Learn with real wiggly worms in the classroom this spring! Practice math and science skills during this sensory activity while encouraging new experiences.
Steve Spangler shows you how to create a nine-layer density column with seven objects suspended in it.
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The challenge of this game is to learn about various animal classification. They have been divided up into 6 groups & you just need to match them up!
Many upper elementary science teachers start the year teaching their students about science process skills and scientific practices like: working safely in the lab using science tools asking questions planning and carrying out investigations analyzing and interpreting data constructing explanations with claims, evidence, and reasoning Here are some resources and ideas that can help make ... Read more
July 2011 "When I grow up, I too will go to faraway places, and when I grow old, I too will live beside the sea." "That is all very we...
The Original Circuit Bugs STEM Project - a super fun craft and electric circuit building project for kids making adorable bugs that light up.
TOY MAKING STEM ACTIVITIES - Inspire kids to develop skills in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Kids will love to make, learn and play!
Science fair project idea that compares number and relative sizes of leaf stomata. Collect leaves of plant species, identify, observe stomata with microscope.
Chemical reactions are always surprising for kids to observe! In this science activity we’ll be turning a penny green (similar to what happens to The Statue of Liberty!) Follow our Science for Kids Pinterest board! Chemical reactions are such a great way to pique a child’s curiosity. This experiment involving a chemical reaction is …
I just love this color changing flowers science experiment! It is really easy to do and the kids love watching the flowers change color. We think it is the perfect science activity for spring! I even created printable recording sheets that kids in preschool and early elementary can use to show their observations.
