Inside: A fun and easy way to teach kids about geysers and hot springs using things you already have in your kitchen. As we’ve been getting ready to visit Yellowstone this year, I thought it would be fun to do a unit study about the national park. This time I decided to focus on the […]
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Inside: Film Canister Rockets are a fun and easy science activity to do with your kids this summer. Kids of all ages will love launching their own rocket. Looking for a fun, hands-on science experiment that your kids will love? Try launching a film canister rocket using just Alka-Seltzer and water! It’s the perfect outdoor
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Have you ever made ice cream in a bag? It’s one of our favorite summer activities— it’s so simple, fun, and educational! Every year, making ice cream in a Ziploc bag is one of the first things my kids add to our summer bucket list. They love it because it’s delicious. I love it because
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Inside: Free Printable worksheet and activity for kids to learn why apples turn brown. As part of our apple unit study, we learned about why apples turn brown and did a fun little science experiment to see what liquids prevented the apples from changing color. We have been doing a lot of fun activities to
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Inside: Fun and Easy DIY Borax Icicle Ornaments – an easy kids science experiment and Christmas craft that looks beautiful on your Christmas tree. A couple of years ago we made some Borax Icicle ornaments for the first time. They turned out looking so cute we had to make them again this year. This fun
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Have you ever wondered why the Statue of Liberty is green? You might be surprised to find out that the Statue of Liberty wasn’t green when it was first built. As part of our unit study about American Symbols, we are spending time learning about the Statue of Liberty, and as part of that lesson,
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We just discovered some ants in our house and the first thing my 5 year old did was grab his magnifying glass and tell me he needed to learn about ants. I love it when my kids have something they want to learn about. It makes the learning so much more fun and they remember
My kids love learning about animals right now so as part of our science study we are learning about different animals. The animal we are learning about this week is Sharks! With shark week coming up later this month I put together a little book about sharks for the kids to use as we learn
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I can’t believe that it’s July this year had gone so fast! This week we are getting excited for the 4th of July. This morning the kids had some fun doing this quick and easy 4th of July Fizz activity. This 4th of July Fizz Activity is quick and easy to do and you probably
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