Parade Float

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SPLASH SCIENCE SURPRISE

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LuminEd Summer Splash Adventures Presents… Book 10: Splash Science Surprise Where STEAM Meets Splash-tastic Fun! Target Age: 5–10 years The Story That Turns Kids Into Water Scientists! Step inside the Splash Science Lab where Ella, Malik, and Priya swap swimsuits for lab coats and dive into the magic of water experiments. Guided by the ever-curious Ms. Nova, they mix colors, race sailboats, test floating mysteries, melt icy treasures, and end the day under a sky of giant bubbles.

K - 5th

For All Subjects, Health, Physical Education

Cosmic Dance of the Elements (Convection)

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Montessori Physical Education

The basis of the Cosmic Dance of the Elements is a straightforward premise: when things get hot, they rise, and when things get cool, they settle. An easy example to use with younger students is a pot of boiling water. As the water gets hot, it bubbles to the surface and settles back down when it cools. If the burner is turned off, all the water eventually settles, and there is no more rising action. Another example is how a hot air balloon can float. The action of convection, called the Cosmic

1st - 4th

Astronomy, Physical Education, Science

Types of Clouds

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Montessori Physical Education

When you look up at the sky, do you ever imagine shapes or objects in the clouds? Maybe you've spotted a cloud resembling a giant fluffy elephant or a dragon. It's fun to let your imagination run wild with all the possibilities. Many kids, and even adults, love to look at clouds and see what shapes they can make out of them—it's like nature's very own picture gallery in the sky. However, we know there are many different types of clouds, such as cumulus, stratus, and cirrus, and how they loo

1st - 4th

Earth Sciences, Environment, Physical Education