These science discovery bottles are the perfect way to teach STEM concepts to your kids while celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. Find the instructions and a materials list at Little Bins for Little Hands.
Roll-a-Turkey
This cute turkey activity by Fantastic Fun and Learning would be a fun one to put out at the kids’ table on Thanksgiving Day. Get the instructions here.
“Self-Inflating” Jack O’Lantern Balloon
Your kids will love watching this balloon blow up “all by itself” and they’ll learn a little science in the process. Get the instructions from Science Sparks.
Ghostly Sensory Bottle and Sight Words
Bring together sight words and sensory learning with this ghost themed activity from The Educators’ Spin On It. Learn more here.
You’re Teaching Your Child Scientific Concepts Without Even Realizing It! Here’s How:
“Why? Why? Why? Why?” If you have a child over the age of two, you’ve probably heard this question a million times already. It can certainly get tiring, but that innate curiosity of your child is actually a wonderful thing. You’re Teaching Your Child Scientific Concepts Without Even Realizing It! For the past two weeks, […]
Bug Photo Scavenger Hunt
If your child loves creepy crawlies, this activity from Playground Parkbench will be right up her alley. And if she doesn’t, this is a great way to lessen her fears. Find the instructions here.
Homemade Butter
Making butter is always a favorite activity; just make sure you’ve given your arms plenty of rest before you get started! Find the instructions by Apartment Therapy here.
Crime Scene Investigation for Kids
Are your kids interested in how crimes are solved? This activity from Planet Smarty is a great introduction to forensic science. Find the instructions here.
Frozen Paint
See painting in a whole new light with this simple, fun, and (slightly) less messy activity from Mommy in Sports. Get the instructions here.
Family Math Night
Make math something to celebrate! This awesome idea from Smart Cookie will make your kids really excited about math. Find all the instructions here.
