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4 Egg experiments – Egg-cellent adventures!

January 26, 2022 by Lisa Grable 10 Comments

Egg experiments for learning science are fun and easy. Cells (life science), solutions (chemistry), air pressure, and forces (physics) can all be taught with eggs!

Egg experiments for learning science can be fun and easy. Chicken eggs from the grocery store come in standardized sizes and are fairly inexpensive. Safety note: Be sure to explain safety precautions to children. These experiments use chemicals and heat. Eye and skin protection should be used. Before and after this experiment, be sure to…

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Glue batik and semiconductors

May 12, 2021 by Lisa Grable 2 Comments

Activity for children uses glue batik on fabric to show how silicon chips are made. Includes electric circuit diagrams for grades 4-12.

This glue batik activity uses a fun art project to give children a hands-on experience to help them learn some concepts of modern engineering. These include semiconductors in electronics, microprocessors, LEDs, solar panels, and more. How they work and how they are made can be difficult to teach to children.  When people are working with…

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Filed Under: Education, Science Tagged With: batik crafts kids, electric circuits middle school, glue batik, glue batik on fabric, how are silicon chips made

Pirate science activities: map making

December 16, 2020 by Lisa Grable 1 Comment

Map making introduces scale and scaling, latitude and longitude, and time and is a natural topic in teaching science with a pirate theme.

Pirates sail the seven seas, and they use maps! Pirate science experiments give a learning anchor to so much content! Map making skills are an authentic way to work on scale, symbols, and perspective. This is Part 5 of our pirate science activities: here’s a harbor for ye to try invisible ink, make your own…

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Filed Under: Education, Science Tagged With: classroom learning stations, map making, map skills, mapping the classroom, pirate activities for kids, pirate science experiments, pirate science lessons, science ideas for pirate theme, wayfinding

Snap circuits green alternative energy kit

August 3, 2020 by Lisa Grable 7 Comments

Snap Circuits Green has over 100 activities for learning about renewable energy. Includes solar, wind, water, motor, radio, LED lights, and radio.

Snap Circuits Green Alternative Energy kit from Elenco has over 100 activities for exploring electric circuits and how to produce power from renewable sources. The Snap Circuits concept is such a great one for introducing circuits to children. Instead of wires, alligator clips, and battery holders, or breadboards, the Snap Circuit kits come with a…

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Filed Under: Education, Science Tagged With: alternative energy, electric circuits, electric motor, energy, energy experiment, hydro power, photovoltaics, renewable energy, solar cell, solar energy activity, solar panel, solar panel activity for kids, solar power, wind power

9 bubble activities for kids with experiments

July 27, 2020 by Lisa Grable 14 Comments

9 bubble activities use a solution and moving air to teach chemistry principles. Bubble recipes and wand ideas included.

Bubble activities are fun and motivating for children. The way bubbles float in the air seems magical and they are so pretty. Popping them is fun too! It’s easy to make shapes for wands and make bubble solution with simple items. Safety note: Be sure to explain safety precautions to children. These experiments use soap. Eye protection…

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Filed Under: Education, Science Tagged With: bubble activities, bubble experiments, chemistry, elasticity, fluid mechanics, reflection, refraction, science projects with bubbles, surface tension

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