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Turn Easter Peeps into STEM 5 Fun Engineering Activities
Easter often brings an abundance of sugary treats like Peeps marshmallows into homes. Instead of consuming these ultra-processed sugar products, why not repurpose them for educational value? These colorful marshmallows can become excellent teaching tools for demonstrating important STEM concepts … [continue reading]
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Exploring the Science of Roller Skating
Roller skating is not only a fun way to stay active; it also offers an exciting opportunity to dive into STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning! Integrating roller skating into lessons can spark curiosity and creativity while exploring fundamental … [continue reading]
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Solar System
Ideas and activities to learn about the Solar System Make a Solar System Crayon Resist where you use crayon drawings of the solar system and paint with black watercolor over to reveal what you’ve drawn. https://artsomeelementaryart.blogspot.com/2014/05/3rd-grade-solar-system-watercolor.html Crayon Resist with Watercolor … [continue reading]
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Explore Wildflowers: Free Resources for Nature Study, Art, Gardening & More
Wildflower Resources Explore the beauty and diversity of wildflowers with these free and educational resources—perfect for nature studies, science units, or creative fun. Wildflower Reference & Growing Guides Wildflower Reference Guide and Seed Catalog – Planting tips, USDA hardiness zone … [continue reading]
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A Game I’m Working On
I’m working on a science game about simple machines. I’m just getting pictures together now. It will be a spinner path game. Hoping to have it done by tomorrow.
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Frogland Game
This is a neat game about frogs. I like that the site also shows a little picture of the completed game. https://web.archive.org/web/20040525190114/http://www.twingroves.district96.k12.il.us/wetlands/WetlandGames/FroglandGame/FroglandGame.html Your Mission….. You are a young frog, newly hatched, and you belong to a species of frog that … [continue reading]
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Space Experiments
Experiments Galileo was probably the first to look closely at the way objects fell down to Earth. He demonstrated, contrary to some ancient claims, that heavy and light objects fell at the same rate. Do your own experiment with gravity… [continue reading]
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Space Games
Space Games The Chandra X-ray Observatory has been NASA’s flagship mission for X-ray astronomy. They have a few printable games including mazes, crosswords and a 24-page coloring and activity book with general information on X-ray astronomy, Chandra and the STS-93 … [continue reading]
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Space Music
Space Music Have you ever wondered what the Sun would sound like if you could hear it? Hear the Sun Sing. Space News Headlines. View this year’s headlining science news from NASA.
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Astronomy Pictures
Astronomy Pictures Astronomy Picture of the Day
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