Physical science activities
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Build a marble run with an unlikely material… play dough! There are actually two STEM challenges with marbles and play dough in this post, and they are both a ton of fun for a wide range of ages. Best of all, the materials are cheap and can be used again on another day. Here’s a […]

Gaye Lamberth Hurt saved to STEM/STEAM ideas
Description Which objects sink and which objects float? This science exploration is a great way for preschoolers to learn how our world works. Just gather materials (all objects you can find around your home/classroom) and test whether objects sink or float. Add these cards as a visual sort in your science center. Each card comes with a picture and a word for students to easily sort on their own. Perfect water science activity for your ocean theme or anytime! Don't forget to check out the…
Relebohile Hlasa saved to Ocean theme preschool
10 fun and simple ways to teach physical science- magnets, matter, atoms, molecules, and simple machines

Ashley Quirk saved to Physical Science
Phases Matter Worksheet from matter and energy worksheet , image source: homeschooldressage.com

Dorothy Chanda saved to Education poster
This hands-on science experiment uses something kids love (marbles!) to show how energy is transferred from one object to another.
Science Fun for Kids - lots of fun hands on science experiments for kids to explore the world around them. Great for preschool, kindergarten and homeschool elementary kids.
How can you stand on a paper cup without breaking it? The secret is in how you place the cups. Paper cup STEM Challenge for kids.

Jerri Miller Bayse saved to Activities
Dancing rice experiment for kids. Make rice dance like magic in this super simple kitchen science experiment from Green Kid Crafts...
These simple electricity science experiments teach kids about electricity in a hands-on way! Build a circuit, an electromagnet, motor, & more.
Teaching your children science doesn't have to be complicated. Here is a simple experiment that toddlers and preschoolers will love.

Tijana Djurovic saved to Kids