Give children the opportunity to experience how magnets work with this delightful STEAM project In kindergarten and first grade, children start learning about the concept of magnetism when they cover “pushes” and “pulls” in science. This STEAM project is a simple way to provide children the opportunity to experience first-hand how magnets work. Supplies: A… Continue reading Magnet Painting for Kids
Category: STEAM
Frozen Flower Cupcakes
Searching for a nature craft that celebrates the coming of spring while also appreciating winter? These frozen flower “cupcakes” are an easy, free activity to do with young children! The transition from winter to spring is an unpredictable one here in Minnesota. Mother Nature can be a bit of a practical joker, giving us a… Continue reading Frozen Flower Cupcakes
Cereal as a Math Manipulative
Bring counting to life with this free printable activity – using cereal as a math manipulative! Do you have a child who thrives when given tactile or visual learning experiences? Using manipulatives (aka real life objects) in math is a great way to engage your visual/experiential learners. Manipulatives build a bridge in a child’s developing… Continue reading Cereal as a Math Manipulative
Symmetrical Heart Paintings
An easy painting project for kids that teaches about the mathematical concept of symmetry! When art and math collide, the result is pure magic. This painting project is not only easy, but low-prep and provides the opportunity to teach the mathematical concept of symmetry to little ones. Supplies: Sheet of white drawing paper Scissors Pencil… Continue reading Symmetrical Heart Paintings