Coin Names and Values

prek

Learning to Read

Reviewing Rounding Numbers

Artistic Autumn (Under an Hour)

3 Ways to Read a Book: #1 Read the Pictures (Under an Hour)

Coins of Varied Values

Nature Study - Fall Leaves

Mindset for the New School Year

Minecraft: Learning about Structural Engineering

Comic Day - Creating a Character (Under an Hour)

Reviewing Time Basic Review

Autumn is Here!

Consonant Blends

Growth Mindset: Your Fantastic, Elastic Brain!

Rosie Revere, Engineer!

During this lesson, you will teach your children about plant transpiration and how it works by having your child conduct a simple but fun experiment. Your child will learn the meaning of transpiration, practice using the scientific method, observe how transpiration works, and explain transpiration to others. There are opportunities for differentiation provided throughout the lesson.

Plant Transpiration and Rainbow Celery Experiment

This lesson incorporates the gooey fun of making slime into a lesson on chemistry! Your child will learn through note-taking, making observations, creating their own slime, and more.

The Chemistry of Slime and Fun Experiments!

This lesson examines chemistry and the scientific method through videos, hands-on experiments, and lab reports themed around four ‘trick’ experiments.

I wish I saw this before April fools day, but I’ll be saving it to share with my upper elementary/middle school co-op anyway! I will use all of the experiments because they’re all so cool, but I’ll do one each day of the week with them, so it’ll take about a week.

Tricks and Fun Chemistry Experiments

Did you know water can walk?! In this chemistry and physics STEM/STEAM experiment lesson, your child will hypothesize and then conduct a hands-on experiment to visualize how water can “walk” through the scientific method.

Very creative and informative. My daughter loved the experiment. A fascinating way to teach science

Walking Water Experiment

This lesson allows children to explore the process of growing rock candy using Kool Aid, sugar, and water. Children will engage in the scientific process by making a hypothesis about the experiment results, comparing their hypothesis to the end result, and designing their own rock candy experiment using different ingredients.

This is a really fun science experiment. The only thing I would add is more research into how things crystallize. I love that it uses koolaid though. My 6th and 7th graders will love this. I think an hour plus the time it takes to make rock candy is enough.

Kool-Aid Rock Candy Experiment

This lesson teaches children about water's properties through exciting experiments in addition to exploring water as a power source.

I love how in-depth this lesson is! The water wheel is my favorite part. What a great way to use household items for science! This could be used for any grade really! I think the lesson would take us 2-3 hours.

The Physical Powers of Water - Funtastic Experiments

This lesson explores the different states of matter and changing states of matter.

Solids and Liquids Experiment

Acids & Bases: Rubber Egg Experiment

Electricity Experiments

This lesson will help your child to apply the scientific method as they conduct decorating, chemistry and chemical reaction Valentine’s themed experiments.

There is so much here! I absolutely love the variety of activities and the number of extension activities. This would take us way more than 3 hours. I think I'd have to start it a few days before Valentine's Day and finish it out the day of. My kids are a little older (6th and 7th grade) but I do think they'd enjoy this!

I LOVE Science: Valentine’s Day Science Experiments!

This lesson teaches children the months of the year and the seasons with a delightful rhyming picture book and a variety of hands-on activities. Children will have the chance to sort, bake, experiment, and try different methods of process art.

Through the Year with the book When Lucy Goes Out Walking

This lesson introduces the center of our solar system- the Sun! Children will learn about the Sun through reading and educational videos, making a fun and simple sun themed snack, learning how to practice sun safety and protect themselves from the Sun’s powerful UV rays while still enjoying the great outdoors and completing a science experiment demonstrating how sunscreen works.

Sensational Sun

This lesson on a popular children’s book incorporates activities such as a melting ice experiment, making a shield, baking a tea cake, and much more! Activities can be spread across multiple days and differentiated for children of all ages.

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe by CS Lewis

This lesson encourages children to examine heat energy through comprehensive reading and research activities and by conducting an experiment.

Heat Energy

During this lesson, your child will learn about the two different kinds of planets in our solar system. They will also explore theories about why the moon has craters through research and experiments.

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