Kid's crafts, teacher resources and hands on learning printables.
The year was 2016 - I had heard of 3D printers but never actually seen one. Fast forward one short year to 2017 and we had partnered with Dremel Education continue reading...
Most of us at one time or another have done the color changing celery science experiment - whether it's with your children or when you yourself were in continue reading...
We've all seen those cool explosive science videos where Elephant Toothpaste grows bigger than the kids. But how do you make elephant toothpaste? And what continue reading...
I love science experiments about density and making your own "lava lamp" is no different! No, it doesn't light up like a real lava lamp, but you can create continue reading...
My boys really love science experiments - especially when it comes to ones that have fire! This easy tutorial below will show you how to make a fire snake continue reading...
My middle school son has been volunteering to help assist the elementary STEM club this past year in Engineering & Design. He custom designed these continue reading...
My son began learning how to solder several months ago in his robotics class at school and it has sparked a serious obsession for him in soldering and wood continue reading...
Most of us by now have seen the captivating Marbled Milk Science Experiment but I LOVE that this takes it one step further! Instead of JUST a science continue reading...
Below is a lung science experiment with tobacco prevention resources geared for middle school students. Before we get settled in with our lung continue reading...
Thanks to Blue Lizard for partnering with us on this post! One of our favorite experiments on a sunny day is by making sunscreen sun print art! You continue reading...
Remember how I mentioned a few weeks ago that we were growing worms and reviewing the Worm Factory 360 Composting Bin from The Squirm Firm? It takes a few continue reading...
Last year I showed you guys an awesome "Make Your Own Lava Lamp Experiment" which we actually did both at home and in a classroom and the results are just continue reading...
Last year I had purchased a discounted membership to the Magic School Bus club from Groupon and every month we've been getting one mailer with science continue reading...
Last week I threw a one hour mad scientist party for the classroom who collected the most Box Tops at my husband's school. I had such a great time and jam continue reading...
Have you ever gardened using hydroponics? If so I'd LOVE to know what plants you grew! Growing our Venus Fly Traps hydroponically is my first attempt continue reading...
I wanted to share with you guys a great experiment for kids AND adults that would not only go along with Earth Day but also the animals you might see on continue reading...
The myth is that the yummy candy called Pop Rocks will make your stomach explode if you drink it with Coke. Here's a great video by Steve Spangler that continue reading...
If you haven't done the Marbled Milk Experiment with your kids you should!! It's SO incredibly easy to do - all you need is a dish of milk and some continue reading...
I have made silly putty several ways but this was by far the quickest way to make it! It's very simple and you only need 3-4 ingredients! Silly continue reading...
A few months ago I had purchased several vouchers for Learning Resources half off knowing they would come in handy for my husband's classroom or investing continue reading...
If you live anywhere near the Stennis Space Center in southern Mississippi they have some absolutely fantastic programs to offer and the prices are very continue reading...
Many flowers change color in the prescence of a base or an acid, and Education.com has a neat idea for experimenting with this and flowers!! continue reading...
Did anyone else watch Bill Nye the Science Guy as a kid? I remember seeing these in my science class. And he is still a great science resource to really continue reading...
I don't know what it is about finding a mushroom growing out in the yard or along a nature trail - my kids are always fascinated by them! I usually have to continue reading...
