Open Minds & Messy Hands
Fall science experiments are so fun for kids. Hands-on, experiential learning like this really helps kids remember and process information. Using apples for science experiments is perfect for the Fall, especially after a day of apple picking! Fall Science Experiments with an Apple Theme Apple Boats from
When I think back to childhood, many of my fondest memories are outside building, creating and messing with simple science. My go-to boredom buster was to make a volcano out of mud, add baking soda and vinegar to the top and watch the eruption. It never got old. This reaction combined
2 year olds reach so many developmental milestones! From gross and fine motor skills such as running and jumping, to scribbling and building; and communication milestones like stringing words together and following directions. Additionally, they learn to sort by shape and color and can play pretend. There are so many
We love the reaction between baking soda and vinegar. The fizzing and erupting never gets old for my kids, and we have found SO many ways to incorporate this science project into our regular activities. This art project takes the reaction and makes a really fun process art experience that
STEM (science, technology, engineering & math) is all the rage, and it’s no wonder. So many incredible skills can be learned by exploring these topics starting at a young age. And, it’s FUN! Check out how you can STEM at home by getting a box full of fun delivered right