Watch bits and pieces of the following science activities:
Temperature & Snow, Sorting Shells, Sorting & Graphing Plastic Lids, Paleontologist, Density, Suspensions
Watch bits and pieces of the following science activities:
Temperature & Snow, Sorting Shells, Sorting & Graphing Plastic Lids, Paleontologist, Density, Suspensions
Watch bits and pieces of science explorations
Watch bits and pieces of the following science activities: Life Cycles: Mealworms, & Tadpoles, Mixing Primary Colors, Magnetism, Fire & Air, Alka Seltzer Rockets.
Preschoolers learn about the stages of from development and have a chance to touch and observe real tadpoles.
Preschoolers learn that Density is a property of matter. They will combine water, oil and corn syrup to find out which liquid is the densest.
Preschoolers have a chance to learn about the life cycle of a mealworm from egg to mealworm, to beetle. The children examine first hand mealworms as they explore their attributes.
Preschoolers are given a hand lens and a box of shells. They explore the shells sizes and shapes as they sort and count the shells.
Preschools learn about space travel and have a chance to launch their own rocket made out of toilet paper tube, film canister, and Alka Seltzer and water. “POP” goes the rocket!
Preschoolers learn the difference between liquids and solids. They also learn that a suspension is between states. They will combine glue and liquid starch to make a suspension.
Preschoolers will learn about the parts of a tree and will use cut up Christmas tree trunks (recycled from 140 trees) to smell the pine, count the rings, order them from smallest to largest, use a tape measure to find the diameter, and after building towers, measure the height.
Preschoolers sort plastic lids by color. Upon completion, each child lined up their color lids and counted how many were in their row. The children compared their height to the length of their line.
Preschoolers extend a prior sorting experience by classifying different items into groups. Each child is given a different tray of items and need to think critically to determine ways to sort their tray.
Students will feel the differences between hot and cold. After feeling something hot, they will make snow in their hands to experience cold.
Preschoolers will learn about magnets and then investigate which items are attracted or not attracted to a magnet. Following the exploration, they will count the items and graph their data.
Preschoolers learn that scientists use science tools in their work. In these explorations, students learn to use a funnel to fill test tubes with water.
Preschoolers explore a hand lens as a tool that scientists use to get an up close look at small things. They use the hand lens to see things on their discovery table.
Preschoolers learn what to do in case of a fire. They also will learn that firefighters wear special masks to help them breathe during a fire. They will count to see how many seconds it will take to extinguish a flame once the oxygen has burned out of a small, medium, and large jar.
In this preschool science lab activity our preschoolers learned about the role of a Paleontologist in finding fossils. They extracted plastic dinosaurs and other items from a pretend fossil. Afterward, they sorted their findings by attribute.
Preschoolers learn about properties of water and things water is used for. They also test items to explore whether the items sink or float, count the totals of their findings, review the “S” and “F” sounds, and discuss hot and cold.
Four Year Olds learn about their senses, particularly their sense of hearing and how sound travels. They use a tuning fork to see, hear, and feel vibrations.
Preschoolers use droppers and liquid watercolors to explore the secondary colors that are made when primary colors are combined.