This post contains affiliate links to products I recommend. Read my full disclosure statement. We're smack dab in the middle of a weather unit and I wanted to share with you the weather videos for kids I've put together. I'm a huge fan of incorporating videos into whatever unit we're studying. Sometimes I use them

Hi everyone! This year my students absolutely love science! Each morning they ask "What experiment are we doing today!?" and then sound d...

I love incorporating easy science experiments into the classroom as often as I can. I thought this rainbow in a jar science experiment was perfect for March. To make this rainbow in a jar, the students are exploring density by layering sugar water to make a rainbow. The materials are all things you most likely […]

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Your kids can learn how snowflakes form from these short videos.

This last week was all about the water cycle in our classrooms. With such limited time for science these days, we've narrowed our weather unit down to water cycle, and are kids are loving it! We've used some great freebies before from The First Grade Parade, but these year felt like we needed some new stuff. We started by introducing some sweet song, and making a chart as a class to introduce the water cycle. Here are two of the songs that we sang with our kiddos. If you'd like a copy just…

Simple LEGO activities like this LEGO rainbow challenge below have been great fun for my five-year-old son. He's just learning about LEGO and all the cool things you can build with them, but he is hesitant to build his own crazy concoctions. I thought a few challenges would help him get some practice trying out new things! Look for the two versions of FREE rainbow challenges below. LEGO Rainbow Challenge for Kids! Build A LEGO Rainbow All you need is a set of basic LEGO blocks in as many…

St. Patrick’s Day is just around the corner! I’m here to share with you my favorite, go-to St. Patrick’s Day themed activities and centers to get your students learning through PLAY! Be sure to grab the Clover Ten Frame Cards FREEBIE too! This post contains affiliate links. The St. Patrick’s Day writing center is filled...Read More

Fun easy wind science experiments for kids learn wind power, wind energy. Hands-on STEM projects activities for weather unit or nature unit for spring and fall | preschool kindergarten school age #iGameMomSTEM #STEMforKids #ScienceForKids

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Photo Source: The Bubbly Blonde St. Patrick's Day festivities would not be complete without a brightly colored rainbow! The rainbow craftivity featured on The Bubbly Blonde is sure to be a hit with your kiddos. So break out the crayons and the fruit loops and let's get started! Materials: Rainbow pattern White construction paper clouds Black construction paper pots Yellow construction paper coins Crayons Fruit Loops Glue Cotton balls or coffee filters Rainbow Craftivity Provide each student…

One of our favorite books is It Looked Like Spilt Milk. I found some really fun ways to play with and study clouds for big kids (and little kids too ;) ).

A leprechaun evokes mystery, elicits excitement and can be a remarkable cross curricular topic in a primary classroom! A leprechaun is a tiny fairy in Irish Folklore. It usually depicts a mischievous little man with a beard, top hat and coat. When reading various texts about leprechauns, a theme of shoes, shamrocks, gold and rainbows are a constant. If caught, a leprechaun has magical powers to grant three wishes. However, this evasive fairy-like man rarely appears, making it challenging to…

This post contains affiliate links to products I recommend. Read my full disclosure statement. We're smack dab in the middle of a weather unit and I wanted to share with you the weather videos for kids I've put together. I'm a huge fan of incorporating videos into whatever unit we're studying. Sometimes I use them