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Sponge Transfer activitiy

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In this activity, a child uses a sponge to move water from one bowl to an-other, strengthening their hand by squeezing the sponge. Children love any activity that involves water and this water ‘play’ will help them develop increased concentration, hand eye coordination, a sense of order, independence and the ability to sequence an activity.

PreK - K

Basic Principles

Junior Scientists Observation Kit: Properties of Matter (Shape, Color, Texture)

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FunSci

Turn your students into "Mystery Explorers" and teach them to speak the language of scientists!Are you looking for a science lesson that moves beyond boring definitions? This FunSci investigative unit teaches early learners how to observe the world like real scientists. Instead of just memorizing words, students become detectives, using their senses to crack the code of Shape, Color, and Texture. Perfect for K-2 science centers, this resource uses relatable analogies (like describing a lost to

K - 2nd

Basic Principles, General Science, Other (Science)

CCSS, NGSS

SL.K.3

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Sink or Float STEM Activity

Created by

Pallavi Agrawal

Make science exciting with this Sink or Float Investigation Activity Pack!This engaging resource allows students to explore how different objects behave in water by making predictions, testing items, and recording their observations. Students will think like young scientists while investigating which objects sink and which float. The activity encourages curiosity, discussion, and hands-on learning while introducing important early science concepts about materials and weight. 📦 What’s Includ

K - 2nd

Basic Principles, Chemistry, General Science

Sort the Seasons

Created by

Wunderkind Academics

Are you currently embarking on an exploration of the seasons? Are you looking for beautiful illustrations as well as a reusable activity that allows students to practice the concept multiple times? Introducing "Sort the Seasons!" Simply print, cut, and laminate the included seasonal pictures & categories. Your children can then begin sorting each landscape into the correct season, by noting the defining features (is it snowy? are the leaves changing colors?) and each task can be done multiple ti

PreK - 1st

Basic Principles, General Science