Stuck at home with the kids? No need to panic. There are tons of STEM activities and science experiments you can do at home that are perfect to keep kids away from screens and occupied indoors in a way that won’t rot their brains. These fun science experiments for kids at home don’t require any …
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Today, I’m sharing a simple version of spring STEM activities for the youngest members of your household. This flower dissection lesson plan is perfect for preschoolers and kindergarteners. The best part? It only requires flowers (and a magnifying glass, if you happen to have one handy!), so it qualifies as a no-prep STEM activity. It’s the …
What is it about spring and Easter that is so exciting? There is so much fun science to learn during spring with the weather, life cycles, animal science, and a lot more! This Easter, try these fun Easter science activities for elementary students! And if you need even more ideas, try our Easter science experiments …
Middle schoolers are overgrown kids who just want to have a fun time in the classroom. You can fulfil their dreams and wishes with these exciting Easter science projects for middle school! We like to use Peeps a lot in our Easter science experiments, so you’ll see a lot of Peeps experiments, but we also …
Spending time with kids is rewarding and a lot of fun. Mother’s Day is a holiday where moms are celebrated, but not every mom wants flowers or brunch. Some moms would rather try Mother’s Day science activities! For all those moms out there who love science experiments for kids, this list is for them! Why …
One of my favorite tools for doing science and STEM is a simple glass jar (you can also use plastic with younger kids!). Jars are perfect for measuring, experiments, and all kinds of learning, and their clear apperance makes it easy to see reactions! Keep reading to find a list of our favorite mason jar …