Top o’ the mornin’ to ya! Add a dash of St. Patrick’s Day enchantment to your classroom with our lucky St. Patrick’s Day science worksheets! Picture your classroom transforming into a Leprechaun Lab – a magical realm where students don lab coats and morph into gravity-defying wizards and physics aficionados as part of your St …
Middle school
Can you burn ice? In this burning ice experiment, teachers can demonstrate for middle schoolers, that in some cases, you can set ice on fire. This is a favorite of the middle school STEM activities that my middle school students have loved to repeat. The inspiration behind this project was a question my middle school-aged daughter …
It’s a mouthful, but in this tutorial on how to create a laminar flow, you’ll learn how to make a DIY version of the Taylor-Couette laminar flow project. A few days ago I watched a video of the Taylor-Couette laminar flow model with my kids and we were all obsessed! We wanted to see if …
Learning about the heart or the circulatory system? These heart science projects will fit right in with any elementary or middle school science themes about the heart. Many science teachers like teaching about the heart during February for Valentine’s Day (because love). Some of the experiments on this list feature fun Valentine’s Day themes like …
Kids will love this wacky edition of winter science experiments! Hot ice is a novelty any time of year. Learn the no-fail way for how to make hot ice here! We watch a lot of science-themed YouTube videos, so of course, when we saw this video, we knew we had to try and make our …
During winter, every kid likes building their own snowman outside, but after the snow melts, we just watch our creation transform into a puddle of water. Wouldn’t it be nice to build a snowman that doesn’t melt? Why not just build it out of LEGO? That’s right, LEGO! The popular toy can be shaped into …