Kindergarten science curriculum

Science for first grade is all about creating hands-on engaging experiences for them! From health, to magnets, to spiders, to weather, to mammals, to objects in the sky and life cycles galore, there is simply so much to explore! Be set with these science for first grade lesson plans and activities for the ENTIRE YEAR!!

Little Learners are captivated by science! In this post, we're talking all about the Little Learner Science Curriculum and hopefully answer the questions you may have about it. First things first, the science curriculum has been designed specifically for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten using the NGSS standards, various state standards, as well as current research. Research tells us students learn by doing, feeling, touching, and examining, so that's just what this science curriculum is…

Science curriculum doesn't have to be expensive. A good portion of what we've used for science over the years has been free resources!

States of matter freebie to help your kindergarten students learn the difference between solids, liquids, and gases. #statesofmatter #science #kindergarten

If you've ever struggled with planning and implementing effective, engaging science lessons in your kindergarten classroom, then please read on. This post is for you! Maybe your district supplies you with a big-box curriculum that isn't

Fun and EASY Kindergarten Science experiments, printables, and activites to help naturally curious kids explore, discover, and learn!

In this post, I will share with you my monthly themes for science and social studies for Kindergarten! I recently received an email in whi...

Looking for a science curriculum that is hands-on, exciting, and incorporates living books? Try the new Sonlight Science levels K-E.

PRIMARY SCIENCE UNIT 3 - PLANTS Unit 3 in my primary science series is here! We are diving in and learning about plants - their lifecycle, how they make food, the parts of a plant, why animals and humans need plants, plus so much more. I am also sharing a FREE lesson with you right here

Many of us homeschool moms turn into curriculum junkies. I love to see what's new and available...especially when what we're using doesn't seem to be effective. Yes, we need to just buckle down and do the work sometimes, but learning should be a joy. And sometimes, you don't figure out that a curriculum isn't working for your student until you're a couple months (or five) into your school year! Then what do you do?