Yesterday, I shared with you how we used live worms to create a worm farm. Today, I’d like to tell you about our gummy worm science.

Exploring the wonderful world of cotton balls with this simple scientific cotton ball activity in preschool!

We’ve been enjoying some water play this week, as requested by the children. They love the sensory play element and I love that it’s the cleanest messy play activity around! The addition of a few extra materials, and some question prompts from me, turned their water play into some science experiments and maths play. Water . . . → Read More: ...

All you want to know about exploring waterbeads in the preschool classroom....

Exploring color, texture, water, and temperature through our play with gelatin squares in preschool!

Exploring sink or float with Styrofoam trays, plastic lids, and other simple materials...

They say to keep your titles short but I couldn’t decide what to call this so I threw in the all the words that describe this activity! This is a fun little activity for exploring water and color mixing. I have written this post with examples of questions that can be asked as the children [...]

Today, we enjoyed a little ice play. Sometimes the simplest of ideas can be the most enjoyable for young children. The teacher in this class set out a bowl of ice with some cups, smaller bowls, and spoons… The children scooped the ice from one container to the other… And some children used their hands [...]