Activities for Kids at Home

Cut a rectangular frame with the cardboard in the size of the paper. Fold one paper (yellow) into half. Cut strips of one inch from the fold towards ends leaving a gap at the ends. Stick the vertical ends of the paper to cardboard as shown. Now cut the other sheet in a similar way. But all the way till the end on one side as shown (pink). Stick the uncut edge of this paper on the other side of the cardboard frame as shown and fold the strips upwards. Your hand made handloom is ready to weave ❤

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Supplies
• thread
• seive/ ring
• soap water
• plate

Environmental Science

Bubble Blowing Toys

Science Projects For Middle School

Stem Projects (early Elementary School)

Hole in a Bubble

Supplies • thread • seive/ ring • soap water • plate

PHASES OF THE MOON DIY WITH SWEET LIME

Difficulty: Easy PHASES OF THE MOON You will need • round fruit like a lemon or sweet lime • a stick • white paint • a torch. Paint one half of the fruit in white and poke a stick into it as shown in the video. That's your MOON. • Now get into a dark room and hold the stick slightly above your eye level with the white part facing you. • Place a torch (SUN) behind the moon facing you (EARTH). • Now slowly start rotating with the moon in your hand and observe the phases of the moon while you rotate. • 1. New Moon • 2. Waxing Crescent Moon • 3. First Quarter Half Moon • 4. Waxing Gibbous Moon • 5. Full Moon • 6. Waning Gibbous Moon • 7.Third Quarter Half Moon • 8. Waning Crescent Moon Did you notice that you saw only the painted side of the moon throughout? In reality as

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This may contain: the layers of the atmosphere are shown in this diagram, which shows what they look like

Montessori

Classroom Experiments

Science Expirements

Layers Of The Atmosphere

LAYERS OF THE ATMOSPHERE

Difficulty: Medium Came up with this simple demonstration to show the 5 main layers of the atmosphere by blowing concentric bubbles on a wet surface. Full post here https://www.instagram.com/p/CN9QlIxpGxE/?igshid=zs0e0u9kyttd.

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This may contain: a spoon with some brown stuff in it

Galaxy Slime

Baking Videos

Most Satisfying Video

Oddly Satisfying Videos

Cinnamon Pearls

Difficulty: Easy We used Cinnamon powder, which is Hydrophobic in nature, with milk and water. Don't the milk drops look just like pearls? And when we started blowing the water drops with a straw, looked like a WORM 😮 To know more about the science behind this fun activity, head to www.instagram.com/openkitki

Did you ever notice how colors change in a bubble as it grows bigger?

Difficulty: Easy Did you ever notice how colors change in a bubble as it grows bigger? Watch the video before reading further. Things you will need: • Straw • Soap water Science behind it: The colors of a bubble are dependent on the thickness of the film. As it becomes increasingly thinner, a change in overall color can be seen. Thick film walls cancel out longer wavelengths in the red range. As it gets thinner, yellow wavelengths are cancelled out. As it gets even thinner, green light is lost. Beyond this point, even shorter wavelengths in the blue wavelength range disappear. As a result, blue-green colors dominate in thicker films and yellow hues in thinner films. Eventually, the film becomes too thin, at which point the bubble appears colorless and finally pops.