What better way to spark kids’ interest in science than with candy? And no, I’m not talking about using candy as a bribe to get them to do schoolwork! I mean, learn the science behind how to make rock candy! This sweet experiment comes from my Edible Science Family Unit Study, and it’s not only…
Plant Science Experiments
The world of plants and seeds is full of fascinating science, just waiting to be explored. In this blog post, I’ve gathered my favorite plant science experiments that are both fun and educational. From sprouting seeds to exploring how light, water, and soil affect plant growth to experiments with flowers and leaves, there’s something here…
Seed Art Spring Craft
Well, I have found my new favorite craft. This seed art project was full of so much learning for my little ones, but perhaps even more importantly, it was… dare I say, relaxing? Generally, when we craft with glue and lots of little bits and pieces, things get messy quickly. But with this seed art…
Making a Snack From Parts of a Plant!
It’s the season for plant lovers! 🌱 Ever wondered what makes up a plant? Well, most plants are made up of six essential parts: roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds. Each part has its own special job, helping the plant thrive. And guess what? Some plants have more than one edible part—carrot greens and…
Learning Letter Sounds with a Weather Activity
There has been lots of talk about the weather happening! Warm and sunny one day, cold and raining the next day. We all just seem to gravitate towards small talk about the weather. It may just be me, but I love it! The weather is a wonderful topic to spark learning with little ones! Whether…
Spring Equinox Crafts and Activities for Kids
It is officially springtime! Yesterday was the spring equinox, and after a long winter, I know I’m ready for a seasonal change. I love learning about how the Earth shifts and changes throughout the year affect Mother Nature. The spring equinox is a reminder that everything is constantly evolving. Nature is waking up, and it’s…
