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Life cycles are some of my favorite science lessons to teach kids simply because of how excited they get watching their favorite animals change forms! Plus continue reading...
Recently I received both the highly awarded "Photosynthesis" game by Blue Orange Games AND their NEW "Planet" game which is launching this month for Earth continue reading...
This post brought to you in partnership with Legends of Learning. All opinions are my own. Looking for an interactive science enrichment lesson or 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...
Once spring hit we walked outside and pretty much only come inside to sleep at night! We LOVE spending time outdoors. The kids have been collecting sticks, continue reading...
Learning about life cycles is one of my favorite science lessons to do with kids and there are so many hands on products that are awesome for this science continue reading...
This homemade magnetic slime recipe is EASY to make but requires adult supervision. Below you'll learn how to make magnetic slime plus find other easy continue reading...
With Earth Day coming up I thought this interactive Earth Science activity was an appropriate lesson to learn with the kids! You can easily make this continue reading...
SLIME SLIME SLIME! Every day my son rushes home from school and runs to the kitchen so he can try the next greatest batch of slime. In fact I just continue reading...
This post brought to you in partnership with the Go teach Community. I absolutely love lessons that span across multiple subjects and this 4 Seasons continue reading...
This post brought to you in partnership with Safari, Ltd. If your kids are anything like mine then SLIME is all the rage in your house and my Mud Slime continue reading...
Lava slime is a "HOT" slime recipe that's perfect for sensory fun AND for science lessons! Nothing gets my kids more excited than explosions, lava, and continue reading...
You may remember that last year I tried a toddler-friendly slime recipe that pretty much was a messy goeey disaster! With all the bad coverage slime has continue reading...
If you are looking for ideas on the Human Body in Elementary School grades check here! Whether you're a teacher, homeschooler, or parent - there's plenty continue reading...
When we first moved to our house about 5 years ago we moved from Florida to Iowa which meant that we all of a sudden had a grand (but unfinished) basement continue reading...
A lot of people ask me how to tag Monarch butterflies. If you know my family you know we are all hands on - and that includes bugs! My two boys especially continue reading...
We've all seen human body anatomy models and many of them are surprisingly affordable for schools and homeschool families (see Preschool-K5 here continue reading...
Whether you're teaching Earth Science or you're looking for an educational Earth Day craft this Layers of the Earth craft it a great hands on visual continue reading...
This post brought to you in collaboration with WeAreTeachers & The Nature Conservancy. All opinions are my own. Virtual Field Trips are some of my continue reading...
Now that I've got a toddler in my house again I'm back into the sensory play mode, and because she's still into eating everything non edible I need to make continue reading...
