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Looking to introduce your kids to more science? Try this super EASY & quick experiment!

This STEAM activity is perfect for any time of the year! Kids will learn how salt can melt ice with this fun science experiment.

In this Why is the Sky Blue science experiment, little learners can see for themselves how the blue wavelength is scattered faster than the red light from the sun. The simple experiment needs only a

Explore what is the Earth Made of? with fun, creative Earth Science Experiments for Kids: playdough layers of the earth and cupcake core samples.

I would like to share with you this collection of great FREE online Montessori Math Resources amazing Montessorians generously share with the world. These are such great time savers! Math Activities and Print outs via

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Awesome experiment showing how sharks float! Perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and older kids! Great for ocean themes, ocean units, and shark week!

Can you imagine painting on milk? We show you this amazing colorful Magic Milk Painting Experiment with household materials you can find in the kitchen. It is a great Parent-child interacting science activity to do at home. #physicexperiment #scienceproject #physic #milkexperiment

We're definitely adding this oil and water science exploration to our growing list of science experiments for preschoolers. But even older kids will enjoy it too! So if you are looking for a quick and easy science exploration for kids, then you have to check this one out. #kidscienceexperiments #teaching #science #kids

Kitchen Science Experiments for kids - make sugar lollies, removed the shell from an egg, blow up a balloon with baking soda #coolscienceforkids #scienceforkids #kitchenscienceforkids

Hands on learning activities are great. Learn how to create a science experiment for your kids with supplies you already have at home.

Students take a good from inception to store

Students take a good from inception to store

Summary: In this lesson, children use a 2D floor plan to create their modern house. They then create 3D shapes to build the house and can explore various nets that make cubes, rectangular prisms, pyramids and other 3D shapes. From there, they calculate surface area (to paint of course) using the LxW formula for area […]

Summary of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students will learn how to add fractions. Students will visualize the process of adding fractions through the use of an online fraction calculator. Australian Curriculum Links: Mathematics / Year 6 / Number and Algebra / Fractions and decimals: ACMNA126 – Solve problems involving addition and subtraction of fractions with […]