Baby Genius - Science

Use Crayola® crayons, colored pencils, or markers to color the parts of the cell. Use the word bank below to identify the parts of the human cell. Did you know?The cell is the basic unit of the human body. There are over one billion cells in each human body. Cells group together to make skin, bones, and blood. Inside the cell nucleus is DNA, which identifies the color of hair, eyes, and skin. DNA also affects the way we look and act. Cell Vocabulary: 1. Nucleolus 2. Nucleoplasm 3...

Eco-Column: By: Kelsie Fronheiser, Gene Edwards, Jenny Kraus, Justin Lange Introduction: These instructions will help you create your very own eco-column in your home or classroom. An eco-column is a self-sustaining ecosystem on a small scale, made of plastic s…

Microscopes are a lot of fun for exploring all sorts of things, but it’s important to know how to use them correctly and what all the parts are called. A School Called Home has a printable la…

A refresher course on acids, bases, and the pH scale to better understand the meaning behind your pH test strip results.

May the force be equal to mass times acceleration.

Welcome to a treasure trove of nature-inspired learning prompts. We made a (long!) list of 101 ideas to encourage your children to marvel at the incredible patterns and beauty found in our natural world. | Outdoor learning | Nature study | Learning outdoors | Lesson prompts | Activities for kids | Things to do with children | Wildlife study | Animals and nature | Homeschooling | Unschooling | Waldorf inspired | Charlotte Mason activities | Charlotte Mason classroom

Inspire kids with over 200 engaging, open-and-go lessons for elementary students. No teacher training or credit card required. Get free access for the entire school year.

In an earlier post here in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning I talked about the 8 elements of the critical thinking process and I argued that critical thinking is a cognitive process that requires disruptive patterns of thinking, ones that question the status quo of propositions and leads to the creation of alternative lines of reasoning.

Make a Pop Bottle Ecosystem to show illustrate how the animals, plants, and non-living things in an environment all affect one another. Also includes a lesson on responsibility.

30 must try Summer Science activities that will WOW the kids and keep them engaged in learning. {COOL outdoor experiments for Summer}

Geology lesson: Make some 3D pop up volcanoes!! #geography #teacher

Using an inquiry approach to student research is a great way for students to design and lead their own projects. This Wonder, Find, Share organizer helps keep them on track! (The Thinker Builder)

How can sound be waves? It is a hard concept for kids. Try these 7 science experiments for kids to SEE sound. Learn the 5 senses with STEM activities.