Easy Science : Sink or Float
This sink or float experiment uses things found in nature for a summer spin on a classic.
Allison McDonald
Allison McDonald is a former preschool teacher and director who started her popular early education blog No Time For Flash Cards as a way to keep one foot in her professional life while knee deep in motherhood. Learning should be fun and it's Allison's goal to help all parents be able to add a little fun and learning to their child's day. Allison lives in a yellow farmhouse outside of Seattle with her two kids and husband.
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Nature Match
Play this simple nature match activity that uses what you have to get your kids moving and appreciating nature.
Smell Test – Simple Science Activity
Children learn with all five senses which makes activities like this simple smell test so much fun!
Roll & Bead
This game is super simple and works on counting, subitizing ( recognizing amounts without counting ) , as well as fine motor and hand eye coordination. I didn’t even mention kids get to make a super cool bracelet too.
Simple Symmetry Activity
Try this simple symmetry activity to help children develop their ability to recognize patterns, to classify, and their observation skills.
Iceberg Science Experiment For Kids
Predict if a toy will sink or float in this fun yet simple science experiment.
Learning About Emotions with Snowmen
Teachable moments when it comes to feelings shouldn’t be while your child is experiencing a strong emotion. Instead find a quiet time to talk about and play with emotions.