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STEM Activities for Preschoolers

When it comes to STEM activities for kids, you may think of things like computer coding and building simple machines.  These activities are perfect for elementary students. But what about the younger learners?  Toddlers & preschoolers are naturally curious, making STEM activities for preschoolers perfect for doing at home or in the classroom.   Why Is STEM […]

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Nerf Gun Game Ideas

Games aren’t just a way to keep kids entertained.  They are perfect for connecting with your child and even teaching important skills. These awesome Nerf gun game ideas are guaranteed to be a huge hit with all the kids in your life.    Looking for educational games?  Your child will have fun using foam dart guns […]

STEM challenges using paper plates

Easy STEM Activities with Paper Plates

When it comes to making learning more fun and engaging, you just can’t beat hands-on actvities. Ask any elementary student and I bet they’ll say some of their favorite assignments have been STEM activities. These Paper Plate STEM Challenges are perfect for doing in the classroom or at home. This year there is so much uncertainty […]

Looking for a fun science experiment for kids? Elephant Toothpaste creates a foamy, fun exothermic reaction that is warm to the touch.

Fun and Foamy Elephant Toothpaste Experiment

Like so many boys, my son absolutely loves making things explode. The tricky part is finding ways to have that excitement and still be safe.  Thank goodness for fun, messy science activities, like our soda pop geyser.   Our latest messy science activity was this kid friendly Elephant Toothpaste Experiment. The chemical reaction in this experiment is […]

STEM Activities

fun STEM activities for preschoolers

STEM Activities for Preschoolers

August 26, 2020 By OneMommy Leave a Comment

STEM challenges using paper plates

Easy STEM Activities with Paper Plates

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STEAM activities to explore the science of sound

Music STEM Activities

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