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3 More Quick EggSperiments: How Strong Is That Egg? (Part 2 of 4)
EggSperiment 1: Why do eggs move the way they do? Have the kids roll an egg around on a table. Talk about why they are shaped the way they are. Because eggs are a funny and oblong shape, they roll and...
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4 More Science EggSperiments: (Part 3 of 4)
EggSperiment #4 Will an egg float or sink in water? What happens when we add salt to the water? We added a lot of salt to one cup and had plain water in the other cup. The egg in salty water floated,...
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EggSperiment: Brush Your… errr… Egg (Part 4 of 4) and the Free Printable...
This activity helps kids understand how very important it is to brush your teeth every day! For this activity we chose coke, grape soda (we didn’t have any grape juice) and coffee. You can use any...
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Weather Unit: Experiments about Air
Last week we had a lot of fun with our Weather Unit. The kids always love when we do science experiments and this part of our unit had a ton of demonstrations. Air has weight: This first activity is...
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Free Weather Packet
Yesterday, I shared some of the science experiments we did about air. We learned that air has weight, hot air rises and more. We are using a science textbook as the spine of this unit. These were the...
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Egg-tivity: Seatbelt Safety to Protect an Egg
While LD was away at summer camp, the girls did a few egg-tivities of their own. First in preparation for the activity, they made their own pinewood derby cars (just kits that we got from Michaels)....
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Earth Science: Layers of the Earth Hands-On Activity
Last week, I mentioned that we learned a bit about the Solar System in general. This week we’ve been looking more closely at Earth’s long history. We’ve been going over the four major eons and...
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Spooky Science: Dry Ice Experiments
A couple of years ago, we did some spooky science with dry ice. We’re going to do some of these activities again this week, but I thought I’d share some of the things we did then in case you want to...
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Earth Science: Plate Movement Hands-On Activities
We just love hands-on activities! We’ve been studying Earth Science this fall. Back several weeks ago, we explained how we started this unit… with an overview of our solar system, then a closer look...
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Science Activity for Kids With Indian Corn Decorations
Now that Thanksgiving is over, I have a fun activity for your with your Indian corn. We did this ‘science’ activity with Indian corn a couple of years ago. Soak your Indian corn cobs in a bit of water...
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