Science

Learn how to make a snowstorm in a jar - science activity for kids. Preschoolers and Kindergartners will love this winter STEM activity. Perfect for winter or weather themed lessons. #science #stem #winter #weather #preschool #kindergarten

Create colorful Baking Soda Treasure Rocks with your kids! 🌈 Mix baking soda, water, and food coloring, hide toys, and watch them fizz in vinegar! Try this fun DIY today! #CraftingFun #KidsActivity

Tasty - Salt Volcano Ingredients: 1 cup of room temperature water 1/4 cup vegetable oil Salt (rock salt or table salt) Optional: food coloring Directions: 1. Start by pouring the water into a clear jar or container. 2. If you want to add a vibrant color to your volcano, add a few drops of food coloring to the water and stir gently to mix. 3. Carefully pour the vegetable oil into the jar. Do not mix it with the water; just let it sit on top. 4. Slowly sprinkle salt into the jar on top of the...

Mistie & Kyle share quick & easy recipes, with a dash of magic and a hint of humor! For more daily recipes be sure to follow them on Facebook.com/kyleandmist...

Students will cut and paste the clues onto the correct row for the simple machine! Great independent activity or small group station!

Kick off the season with awesome themed fall science experiments and activities perfect for preschoolers to elementary.

When the leaves start to turn colors and temperatures start to drop, it's time for fall science experiments. These autumn science experiments are perfect for elementary!

To study composting up close, we decided to create our own mini compost bins in cups, so we could see decomposition in action.

Teach kids about the 6 simple machines with a handy, free printable booklet featuring information, pictures, and examples of each.

Learn how to make beautiful crystal snowflakes with simple supplies. A fun, festive DIY craft perfect for holiday decor and family bonding!

Fun twist on a baking soda volcano, make it in the snow! All you need is vinegar, baking soda and washing up liquid ( dish soap ) to make snow volcano.

Explore fun weather activities for preschool through elementary! Try easy experiments, sensory play, and printables.

This past summer, like all the summers before in our homeschooling journey, the kids and I spent our days exploring one part of God's creation. Since we live in the tundra for nearly nine months of the year, our ability to investigate nature is limited to summer time. (This post contains affiliate links. Please see my disclosure policy for full details.) Using some delight-directed planning, we usually choose one nature topic to investigate all summer long. This year, the children...