Science Montessori

A fun wedding diy project - download this fingerprint tree template to create your own fingerprint tree wedding guest book, a personal work of art

323 Likes, 19 Comments - Meghan Harris (@keepingupwithmrsharris) on Instagram: “Animal Rescue is one of my favorite fine motor practice activities for little learners! Just fine a…”

My children enjoyed studying rocks and minerals at various times during our homeschooling. Today, I'm sharing a roundup of Montessori-inspired activities and materials for a rocks and minerals unit study. You'll find preschool through elementary level activities in this post. The hands-on activities are a great way to introduce the study of geology. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links (at no cost to you). Montessori-Inspired Rocks and Minerals Printables and Materials Free Rocks…

Teaching rocks for kids can be fun, interactive and even yummy with these creative ideas. These 15 activities and ideas are perfect for teaching science about rocks that includes the rock cycle, the types of rocks and more! You'll even love how these ideas integrate food {yum!}, creativity and songs to meet all learners. Rocks for Kids 1. Rock Formations Worksheet - Students can take what they know about rocks and use them creatively to create rock formations. This is a more artistic way to…

I’m having fun as an Ambassador for award-winning Little Passports! I’m an affiliate for Little Passports and, as an ambassador, I received a year’s subscription to the World Edition of Little Passports. Once a month, I’m sharing some Montessori-inspired activities featuring Little Passports. Of course, all opinions are my own. I already wrote about the first package in my 'Montessori-Inspired Little Passports Global Adventure' post. The first package contained the Little Passports suitcase…

Land, Air, and Water Book beginning readers book that you print for kids

Looking for an art project to do while studying space with your kids? I’ve got a fun and easy solar system art project for you today.

My son has been "all crafted out" lately. I think with all the review I did with him last week and starting Kindergarten tomorrow, he is just ready for me to leave him alone. Hahaha!

These kids’ science experiments use one egg and a few simple kitchen items for some seriously egg-citing results. The three sequential experiments are super simple to complete but are jam packed with learning. Kids will LOVE watching their egg “magically” transform! Follow the simple step-by-step below and then grab 30 more easy-to-follow science experiments kids […]

This week we did this-- And we recorded our observations-- A magnifying glass with an eye! Getting each number as a rock is added. "Wait! What was that last number?" "Look how much it is!" We wrote some big numbers. (How can you offer opportunities for your child to record their observations, thoughts, and ideas?) And we expanded our experiment-- And we learned what "ERR" on the scale means. (It means "error" as in "that's too heavy; take something off!") P.S. - You can still play the "Pay…

This material includes: 6 clipart images of objects in the air 6 clipart images of objects on land 6 clipart images of objects in water 1 blank chart 1 control chart This file is in PDF format.

Eggs aren't just yummy, they make great science too! There are tons of fun egg experiments out there that use raw eggs or just the egg shells. We think these Egg STEM projects and egg experiments are perfect for Easter, but really a little egg science is perfect anytime of the year. So grab a dozen eggs and get started! SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS WITH EGGS FOR KIDS! LEARN WITH EGGS Whether you use the whole raw egg and make it bounce or send one down a race track in a LEGO car or use just the shell…

532 Likes, 11 Comments - Our Montessori Life (@ourmontessorilife) on Instagram: “Montessori Nature Study October: Anatomy of a tree, anatomy of a trunk, leaf and bark…”

Help kids explore sinking and floating and learn about density with this easy science experiment for kids.

2018 Full Moon dates poster and printable

Use rocks, water and a fan. Using a paintbrush duped in water (water), they draw on the rocks (land), and fan (air) it dry. Tune: wheels on the bus The earth is made of land and water, land and water, land and water, the earth is made of land and water and the air is all around us.