Kid's crafts, teacher resources and hands on learning printables.
This Frog Life Cycle Quadrama is AMAZING if you're teaching older kids! It's the equivalent of an papercraft diorama - but showcasing the frog life cycle! continue reading...
This post created in partnership with Smithsonian to feature their Smithsonian Mega Science Lab Kit & Jellyfish Aquarium. My first love is and will continue reading...
Bats are a popular learning lesson here - especially during the month of October for Halloween. But bats are a fascinating animal worth learning about all 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...
This post brought to you in partnership with Bayer Crop Science to support pollinators everywhere! After sharing with you guys about my new edible tea continue reading...
The life cycle theme is a very popular one here and so I wanted to take the learning one step further by creating this free printable frog life cycle continue reading...
Chances are you may already know all about Jane Goodall, a strong woman with a passion for science, conservation and chimpanzees. But below are some continue reading...
Last week I spotted a free Digital Escape Room floating around on Facebook which was so fun - it was Harry Potter too! It gave me the idea to put together continue reading...
You may remember that last year I tried a toddler-friendly slime recipe that pretty much was a messy gooey disaster! With all the bad coverage slime has continue reading...
Teaching kids about the night sky and constellations can be tricky if you can't take them out to see it for themselves. Below are plenty of constellation continue reading...
Glow in the dark lessons are always popular science lesson plans for middle school students. This bioluminescent and habitats science lesson plan offers continue reading...
Brrrrrr - shake off your tail feathers and let's learn about penguins in this cooperative learning exercise! Penguins are a popular winter theme because continue reading...
Roylco provided the below product for this post. No compensation was received. Halloween is coming!! EEK! It's my favorite holiday of the year! But I continue reading...
Learning how to make a science center doesn't have to be expensive or complicated - it just needs to get the job done! My kids love exploring outdoors in 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...
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...
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...
Late last summer a National Geographic product rep contacted me and asked to work together. I jumped all over that, because, it's National 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...
