Reptile science activities for preschool

Little kids love exploring and discovering. That is why hands on science is so much fun for preschool and elementary-aged kids. At this stage, discovering how things react is a big part of science. In this wiggling snakes science experiment, kids learn about how vinegar and baking soda react to make carbon dioxide gas in

These baking soda eggs can be made with only 3 simple ingredients and be used right away. Surprise kids with a tiny baby turtle hidden inside! This indoor kids activity can help kids develop fine motor skills, learn about turtles, learn how baking soda reacts with vinegar, and keep them entertained! #entertainyourtoddler #indoorplay #playathome #learningthroughplay

Learning with Five In a Row Curriculum; activities to go along with When I Was Young In the Mountains

This frog egg sensory bin is the perfect activity to compliment your pond themed lessons. Your preschooler is going to have a great time exploring a frogs habitat, and learning more about it's life cycle.

Teach your kids all about snake skin with this simple hands on activity.

Teach the kids about salt and freshwater with these fun science experiments. These science projects are paired with Crocodile Folk Tales for even more learning fun.

If you're looking for a fun sensory bin idea, you are going to love this slime sensory bin! It's perfect for kids of all ages. We recently put one tog

Hatching Alligator Eggs is the simple baking soda and vinegar science, but this time we added a special ingredient to make TONS of bubbles w...

Predict color changes in this fun color mixing activity that extends the book A Color of His Own by Leo Lionni; for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten.

Here are some simple pattern activities that are perfect for 4-6 year old’s. With each of these activities, I challenged Owen (age 5) to try more difficult patterns by creating one for him and then having him add on to it. We would check the patterns by saying them out loud (red, blue, yellow, red, […]