Posts Tagged ‘at home’
Social Distance Learning Project: Shadow Drawings
Looking to ensure that your kids spend their time outdoors this summer instead of parked in front of various screens? This shadow drawing project is a great way to keep…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Homemade Suet
Suet is a high-calorie bird food best reserved for winter months or the cool, early days of spring. As the weather warms the suet could melt, so it’s best to…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Pom Pom Races
On the surface, this activity seems almost too simple to hold a kid’s attention. But we assure you that is not the case! Kids will get hooked, and besides, you…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Magnetic Art
We love this process art experience because it mixes in a bit of science. Kids love the unpredictability of it and that’s another reason why it’s a fave. Each painting…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Lava Lamps
This is always a hit. So grab a few household supplies and give this lava lamp science activity a try! Your kids will love exploring colored water and oil, but…
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Slime Drawings
Every kid loves to draw, and with this activity, you can really change things up. Instead of paper, use slime as the canvas and watch as their creations come to…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Hang Time
In this science experiment, kids make paper helicopters and explore the principles of flight. Video Tutorial: hang time video YOU’LL NEED: Paper (print out the attached pdf: Hang Time instructions), scissors,…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Vibrating Gongs
Vibrations or sound sound waves, make up the sound we hear. Sound waves can travel through solids, liquids and gases as vibrations. We’ll be making sound waves with this experiment…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Dish Soap Putty
This is a super simple but super cool chemistry activity! Video Tutorial: dish soap putty video You’ll need: 2 tablespoons of corn starch, 1 and 1/2 tablespoons of dish soap…
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Social Distance Learning Project: Baking Soda Balloon
Rest assured this is a no-fail experiment. As soon as the chemical reaction begins, the balloon will start to inflate. The more vinegar and baking soda you use, the bigger…
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