Newton’s Laws for kids are spectacular. What is Newton’s Laws for Kids? Oh, you’re in for a treat! ‘Science seems almost too good to be true. Even for us adults. Science across the board is not only amazing but can be performed or observed easily and inexpensively. Remember when we learned about electricity? How about our […]
Exploring the Science of Sound
I am over on Playdough to Plato’s blog today share fun ideas to learn about the science of sound. Not only will kids learn a ton of really cool information, they will get their bodies moving and no doubt be inspired to want to discover more science. This activity ideal for a kindergarten and older […]
Science of Flight Activities for Kids
This month’s Tinkercrate is awesome. It is all about the science of FLIGHT. Kiwi Crate’s Tinkerzine has quickly become my sons’ (and my) favorite piece of monthly content. It is jam packed with awesome learning goodness for children…and adults. Ever since I brought home the Klutz Book of Paper Airplanes, my boys have been really […]
Light Activities for Preschoolers – Learning about Light Energy
My sons are obsessed with science experiments right now. I figure what better time to do a little experimenting with light than around Groundhog Day, right? Light is one of eight forms of energy. The other forms are heat, sound, chemical energy, magnetic, nuclear, electromagnetic, and mechanical. Light energy activities are fun and easy to […]
How to Make a Wooden Bow and Arrow for Kids
What a perfect time of year to do a fun project based engineering project with kids? My kids recently learned about bridges and caught the engineering bug. This how to make a bow and arrow post will make your kids smile this Valentine’s Day (maybe even more than chocolate). How to Make a Bow and […]
Ridiculously Easy Friction Science Experiment Your Kids Will Love
Someone recently told me about this friction science experiment. We’re huge fans of science activities in our home. I knew I immediately had to try it out and add it to my arsenal of easy science experiments! As for this friction experiment, I listened to the explanation but had doubts if the “experiment” would work. So, like […]