WINTER SCIENCE ACTIVITIES AND EXPERIMENTS
Try out some winter and holiday experiments and activities. Your kids won’t be bored!
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WINTER SCIENCE BOOKS FOR KIDS
My dogs are already bored with the colder weather and being inside more. To save your kids from the winter blues, try some of these great science activities and experiments in “Activities and Resources!” Who can resist fizzing Christmas trees, gingerbread man science, or holiday slime? But first, start off with a book or two
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COMPOSTING EXPERIMENT AND ACTIVITY RESOURCES
So, what is compost? Check out these websites that include experiments and activities to find out!
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LEAVES
I was marveling at the sea of yellow-green maple leaves in my yard. While beautiful, there are way too many to leave over the winter. I think I will collect quite a few for my compost bin. I can imagine how well my garden will do with all of that lovely compost next spring. Then,
WHICH TEST IS THE BEST FOR IDENTIFYING A MEALY APPLE? (Middle School)
Have you ever bitten into an apple and discovered that it is mealy? Yuck! So how can we find out if an apple is mealy before we sample it? One suggestion was a “thump test.” Have you ever thumped a watermelon to determine if it is ripe enough? Apparently, you can do the same with
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Apple Experiments and Activities
20+ Apple Science Experiments and Activities for Kids Apple science and STEM Why does fruit turn brown? Erupting Apple Volcano Experiment Extracting apple juice with pectinase–for middle or high school students
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FALL SCIENCE
Leaves turning, temperatures falling, puppies frisking, apple picking, hot cocoa drinking, jack-o’-lantern making…Fall! Did I mention pumpkin spice everything? Every elementary school is doing pumpkin science now. How about some other fall science activities? But first I like to start a unit or activity with a book! Stories build background, encourage critical thinking, and