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Force and Motion

Force and motion have to be one of my favorite units to teach! First, you can teach it at any time of the year. Movement doesn’t happen at certain times of the year. It’s everywhere all the time! Second, it’s fun to teach because it’s hands on. And that’s what kids love. It keeps them […]

Jelly Bean Science Experiment

My son has a huge taste for jelly beans.  While the texture is something I can’t stand, he could play BeanBoozled for hours.  No, thank you!  However, using this jelly beans science exploration activity was a win for both of us.  Especially, when there is a surplus after the Easter holiday. Use What You Have […]

Shadow Matching Activity

There is never a bad time for a good matching activity! I personally love pulling out simple, but effective matching activities for my little ones for some independent learning. However, most matching games are all the same. Your learner matches two identical pictures together. So, I decided to create something a little different, and the […]

Halloween Sensory Science Investigation

Ooey-gooey sensory investigation…what is better to explore with your little learners for a Halloween science activity?  This easy mixture is not only fun to play in but creates a variety of science learning opportunities. NOTE: We focused on communicating our observations about the investigation orally, but you can also create charts or use experiment pages to communicate observations, as […]

Pumpkin Observation Made Easy

Pumpkin observation.  Is it just me or do you get a little giddy when pumpkin time in the classroom comes around?  I absolutely love watching little ones explore pumpkins. And this free printable is a great way to get them excited. Picking Pumpkins One of my favorite fall field trips is when you get to […]

Spider Science Activities for Little Learners

Creepy crawly critters are definitely NOT my favorite creatures, but spider science has always been fun to teach.  It’s easy to see why! Why Spiders? Spiders are a great way to teach a variety of science skills.  From the basic needs of living things to life cycle and anatomy.  Spiders are designed specifically for their […]