Artsy Educational Tools

This is a good activity for younger kids but there are activities for older students also. In this lesson you have discussion starters and then craft and activities as well as informational worksheets about The lumber industry and our consumption of lumber around the world. Each section can take about 30 minutes. The main portion of the activity is of coarse the Tree planters and Tree cutters Game. You need a large area to play. set up all of the cones about 2 feet from each other , half up and

This is a collection of simple experiments for elementary age learners. The Ivory Soap Experiment, The Liquid Density Experiment, H2O evaporation experiment, Lava experiment and the Barometer experiment. These are great early learner science experiments that will have your students asking questions , forming hypothesis and coming to conclusions about science and how they love it!

This is a simple experiment that demonstrates how microwaves have an unexpected effect on Ivory Soap! We are asking this question, “What happens to Ivory Soap when put in a microwave?” Lets explore the science surrounding this experiment, and ask and answer your questions. But first we need to make sure we stay safe! Then we can get into the instructions for how to conduct a safe experiment and then we can talk about what you can use it for once you have transformed your bar of Ivory soap. T

Very neat experiment to show Evaporation to the early learner. This only requires two cups and two bowls, and a light source. Remember to talk as you do, ask questions and make predictions. This shows a concept that is hard to understand due to lack of the vision of evaporation. This should be done after you introduce The Water Cycle , also available on our site and in our store. Happy Learning!

This is a narrative worksheet with a picture of a woman in Africa in a region that has little fresh water or clean drinking water. It shows her getting water from a muddy puddle , do to the lack of clean water available for some people in some parts of the world. By 2025 Clean drinking water will be 25% harder to find and the population will have grown by over 25% from todays numbers. Clean Drinking water is a most valuable resource.