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Get ready to blow your mind with Go Boom - the card game that's about Go Boom is ready to detonate your family game night! This fast-paced explosion of fun is so addictive, you'll be begging for "just one more round" until the sun comes up. It's quick, it's easy, and it's guaranteed to have everyone from Grandma to your too-cool-for-school teenager havine a great time. No fancy equipment needed, just a deck of cards and a willingness to get absolutely schooled by your 8-year-old. Warning...

Learn how to play "Up Down" and have hours of fun at your next holiday event or family gathering! "Up Down" is a family-friendly card game, perfect for younger family members. As long as you can count, you can play "Up Down"

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Looking for 4th grade NGSS STEM Challenge Activities for energy? Energy transfer, potential & kinetic energy, and more are covered. Click through to the blog for details. #4thgrade #NGSS

15 Simple Science Projects For Kids. ~ Kids? I'm thinking they look fun and may do some of them myself! :-)

Looking for robot ideas you can make at home? Learn how to make a super cool toothbrush robot. They're fun, inexpensive, and easy to make.

In this Mystery, students explore how energy can make things go. In the activity, students experiment with rubber-band cars to figure out how much energy the cars need to end up in the “Sweet Spot.”

In this lesson, students learn that we use the energy from food to make our bodies move just like cars use the energy from gasoline to move.

Build a craft stick chain reaction! Weave craft sticks together to make a chain that flies apart when you let go. Fun science!

Build a rubber-band-powered rocket and launch it at various angles to learn about rocket stability and trajectory. This lesson provides students with an exce...

Popcorn Experiment for Radiation

Getting ready to teach about forms of energy and looking for a unit plan? Check out this 10-day instructional plan full of hands-on activities, resources, and lessons to make teaching energy fun, educational, engaging, and even yummy (S'Mores, anyone?).