In this lesson, the children will explore their outdoor environment on a scavenger hunt to find and classify different natural materials.

In this lesson, see if you can create some static electricity by rubbing various materials together!

In this lesson, children will combine two simple ingredients—root beer and vanilla ice cream—to observe a reaction between a liquid and a solid that releases a gas.

In this lesson, children will explore the phases of matter as they melt crayons in the sun, turning a solid into a liquid and back to a solid again.

In this lesson, you can use scraps from your kitchen to quickly and easily regrow lettuce for your children to observe, investigate and enjoy as a snack.  

In this lesson, children will conduct their own science experiments by mixing loose parts with water.

In this lesson, you will introduce young learners to STEM concepts such as velocity, speed and wind as they blow on dandelion puffs to disperse the seeds.  

In this lesson, children will analyze illustrations in the book, “Who’s Hiding?” to determine which animal is hiding. The children will use the partial data in a guessing/thinking format to figure out which animal is hiding.

In this lesson, children will time themselves and chart their progress as they do sets of jumping jacks.

In this lesson, children will use a variety of open-ended materials to create engineering designs of bridges and then construct and test their designs.