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Rainbow Fingerplay and Books

March 30, 2019 by Sue Lively

Are you looking for a little Spring science inspiration for your child? Why not study rainbows? I’ve got a brand-new rainbow fingerplay today you can print out and do with your young child, as well as a list of fantastic rainbow books perfect for inquiry with kids of all ages, as well as some links…

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Filed Under: Kids Books, Language, Science Tagged With: fingerplays, printables, rainbows

Bird Art Sculptures: A Scientific Art Activity

February 23, 2018 by Sue Lively

Today’s activity is so simple that you might think it’s silly to share. But I’ve done it now with at least 40 kids aged 4 to 9 and they all had a great time creating their own bird art. Sometimes, the simplest activities really are the best – especially when they involve a little scientific…

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Filed Under: Art, Crafts, Nature, Science Tagged With: birds

How to Make a Super Fun Box Lid Space Maze

February 17, 2018 by Sue Lively

Do your kids like to do mazes? Do they enjoy designing, building and creating? If your answer is yes – they will love this box lid space maze creative design project that incorporates art, engineering and critical thinking! Bonus for parents? It’s dirt cheap and you probably have all the materials at home already! This…

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Filed Under: Crafts, DIY Toys, Play, Science, Space Tagged With: design, engineering, maze

How to Make a Light-Up Paper Circuit Thaumatrope

February 10, 2018 by Sue Lively

Learn how to make a light-up paper circuit thaumatrope project. It’s a simple STEAM project with big bang value! It also incorporates science, technology and creative design and is tons of fun to play with!

Filed Under: Crafts, DIY Toys, Science, Space, Technology Tagged With: circuits

Indoor Soil Science and Engineering Challenges

February 3, 2018 by Sue Lively

Do your kids loving playing in the sandbox, or digging around in the garden in the summer? If so, then they’re going to love today’s indoor soil science and engineering activities and challenges! Although you may only think of it as mud, soil is super interesting to kids when they have a chance to really…

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Filed Under: Environmental, Kids Books, Play, Preschoolers, Science, Sensory Play Tagged With: soil

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