Today, we are making DIY red hydrogels and incorporating a science of magnetism into our sensory play. Use clear hydrogels (buy in bulk here) Add food coloring when you add water to hydrate and…
How fascinating it is to see the world of the unseen! Who would not be interested in seeing the whole new dimension unfold in something perceived so obvious and at the same time conspicuous? From…
Today, we are making Halloween slime, which was on my to-do list for a while now, and we are very excited to finally conduct this sensory learning experiment! Slime, besides being absolutely awesome to…
In continuing our Anatomy unit study, we are making Oobleck "blood" and "blood cells" from air clay. Oobleck ~also known as "Goop" ~ is an inexpensive, non-toxic example of a non–Newtonian fluid which is a suspension of starch (e.g. cornstarch)…
Excavating frozen dinosaur eggs from ice is a fun STEM sensory play designed for preschoolers and kindergarteners. Today we are excavating frozen dinosaur from ice with this super fun frozen dinosaurs balloon eggs sensory…
Magic Paper Flower Trick is fun STEM capillary action Montessori Science kids activity craft to explore stickiness of water molecules property of adhesion.…
Making DIY planets of our solar system from playdough encourages creativity, promotes fine motor control, and fosters Montessori Cultural and Science learning by doing in preschoolers and kindergartners.…
As a tribute to National ๐Space Day, which is held annually on the first Friday in May, we are making a DIY Moon craft, but first, we learn about it. The Moon is about 4.5…
COSMOS themed unit study Montessori cultural and Science kids activities, crafts, and hands-on project-based invitations to learn will fascinate preschoolers and kindergartners while learning about space, the planets, the sun, the stars, and even…
Inspired by the approaching ๐National Space Day, which is observed annually on the first Friday in May, we are making galaxy slime. Trust me, your kiddo will love this no-mess sensory glittery stretchy goo, and so…
