This post may contain affiliate links. We’ve been doing some science here and there this summer. When we find something that interests us and that we want to learn more about, we do some research and some experimenting. Last week, we emptied our bag of shells that we collected on our recent beach vacation to…
Last week in the Lab Report, we saw enzymes in action. Today, I want to show you an apple experiment that will allow you to see enzymes in action and show you how to prevent the same enzyme activity. This Vitamin C and apple experiment post includes a free printable. This can be used with…
*This post contains affiliate links. See the disclosure policy for details. These first day of spring activities will get you and your kids excited about flowers, planting gardens, rainstorms, and baby animals. I hope these ideas will help you celebrate the end of winter and the warm, sunny days to come! Spring Science Ideas When I…
The Great Backyard Bird Count is a citizen-science project which collects data that can be used by scientists to give them an overall picture of the bird population. It’s powerful for kids to know their efforts are part of a large collective effort. The Great Backyard Bird Count is a fantastic opportunity for children to…
A question I often get as a podcast guest is, “How do I prepare my child for the future STEM-based workforce?” My answer has morphed over the years. While I strongly believe in providing a creative learning environment where kids engage in a more project-based approach to their education, there is one key element that…
10 Facts About Arctic Foxes. Covers habitat, physical characteristics, adaptations, mating and birthing. Perfect for writing reports or prepping a lesson on arctic animals.
