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A large collection (101 numbered activities) of hands-on science activities exploring everyday phenomena (breathing, weather, gravity, the human body, recycling) for early-to-upper-elementary students.
Provide a collection of hands-on science experiments/demonstrations (chemical reactions, physical science, sensory play) for elementary students to try with adult-supplied household materials.
A full science workbook (Book B of the 'Simple and Fun Science' series, ages 6-8) teaching science process skills (observing, predicting, inferring) through hands-on activities beginning with health/germs topics and continuing across further life/earth science lessons.
A generic, reusable graphic-organizer template guiding students through the steps of writing up any science experiment (question, hypothesis, materials, procedure, data, conclusion).
Teach foundational air-science concepts (air is transparent, takes up space, has weight/pressure/resistance, is a mixture of gases, the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle, smog/pollution) through hands-on experiments and activities.
Provide 28 independent hands-on STEM/science experiment activities with supply lists and instructions for classroom, camp, or independent/group use.
A 1st-grade science resource of hands-on, low-prep experiments (e.g., magnetism, structural stability) adapted for neurodiverse learners, using scaffolded steps, visual prompts, and AI-assisted guidance.
A full science workbook (Book C of the 'Simple and Fun Science' series, ages 7-8) teaching science process skills (observing, inferring, measuring, predicting, problem-solving) through hands-on activities.
Provide ten hands-on winter-themed science experiments for elementary students, designed to build observation, prediction, and problem-solving skills aligned to scientific-method practice.
Science observation activity for preschool/kindergarten students to observe, describe, and record details of a real fall leaf.
A set of three hands-on preschool science activities introducing sound/vibration, weather observation and tracking, and static electricity through play-based experiments and crafts.
A full science workbook (Book A of the 'Simple and Fun Science' series, ages 4-6) teaching science process skills (observing, sorting, comparing, recording, classifying) through hands-on activities across life science, plants, animals, the human body, and weather topics.
Free download Provides a book of hands-on kindergarten science experiments (title states 50; at least 26 are visible before text truncation) covering topics such as color mixing, weather, buoyancy, chemical reactions, magnetism, plant growth, states of matter, sound, and light, each with a materials list, numbered steps, an observation prompt, and a…
A STEAM/NGSS-aligned Physical Science unit covering force and motion, energy, light and sound, electricity and magnetism, matter and materials, and simple machines, with reading comprehension, hands-on experiments, and assessment.
90-minute SEL-integrated lesson teaching the five senses to Grades 1-3, combining a video, guided discussion, five small-group hands-on activities (one per sense), and an SEL reflection circle.
Australia’s Daintree rainforest is the perfect destination for Pre-K and kindergarten learners to focus on their five senses. Within the pages of this product your learners will be invited to explore the rainforest biome through sensory…
Hands-on science center teaching early magnetism concepts: magnetic vs. non-magnetic objects, types of magnets, poles, and attract/repel behavior.
A read-aloud storybook pairing short stories, fables, and rhymes with biological-science concepts (animal traits, life cycles, the body) for classroom read-aloud use, including several reproducible/craft activities tied to specific stories.
Storytime Discoveries: Physical Science Storytime Discoveries: Physical Science is an engaging teaching resource that combines storytelling with hands-on demonstrations for first through third grade students. Its focus is on making physical science understandable and captivating for young learners.