Science Notes

Did you know you can blow bubbles with just a simple single serving water bottle? Oh yes, loads of water bottle bubble fun with items you probably have at home already! Bubbles are one of our favorite preschool activities for summer (or any age really). We played with 3 different variations using just water bottles and a ... Read more

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Try these fun and educational activities for kids. Make a volcano, a tornado, glitter jars (like snow globes), giant bubbles, dry ice bubbles, and more.

Eye Dropper Dot Counting - Teach Beside Me

15 fun and easy LEGO science activities for kids #Science

If your students aren’t excited about STEM the problem might be a lack of exposure to real-world challenges. Real-world problem solving should be at the core of any STEM education program. It increases student buy-in as students realize that their work has an impact that extends beyond the classroom walls. It also helps students develop empathy as they take a walk in someone else’s shoes in order to understand the problems they face before coming up with potential solutions.

Lol!!! Homemade lava lamp.... Secrets out friends, no need to guess what your gift is for Christmas! JK!!! but the person who invented the lava lite passed away a few weeks ago by the way...what a coincidence...

Complex carbohydrates. Science jokes are the best jokes.

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This science experiment is simply magical. Show your kids how you can turn broken toothpicks into a star without touching them.

This inaugural summer science camp post was supposed to show you how to do a simple science project with your kids: how to lift an ice cube with a string. It has all the great characteristics of

Coding for Kids. Ideas to encourage the reasoning and logical thinking skills needed to code.

This unit contains everything you need to teach science safety! I created this unit because I couldn't find any exciting, engaging science safety materials for my 4th and 5th grade students. All components of this unit are student tested and enjoyable!

Science & Math Activity for Kids: Exploring Bubble Patterns ~ BuggyandBuddy.com