Have you ever played with cloud dough before? It is a really awesome sensory dough to manipulate and play with and it’s only made with two ingredients- conditioner and cornstarch! I find that with those two ingredients, the mixture combined creates three types of sensory experiences: 1) a dough that feels like oobleck as it’s […]
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I created this space themed sensory tray with home made cloud dough (recipe below), black dried beans, and figurines from @SafariLtd – the Space Toob and the Solar System. I just want to say that sensory play is for all ages! And that’s what I hope to spread through this blog. My boys are 5.5 and 7.5
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How can water rise inside of an upside down glass? Let’s find out in this really cool science experiment! Supplies: a cup of water an empty glass food coloring a tea light a lighter a tray safety googles Directions: 1️⃣ Put on your safety goggles.2️⃣ Mix a few drops of food coloring into the water.3️⃣
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Have you made fluffy foam soap yet? This foam soap is so easy to make and the kids absoltely love it! It is such a simple recipe as well, and you can add educational toys to it to help increase vocabulary, discussions, and creativity. Read on to find out what ingredients you need. Supplies: 2
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Since we’ve been talking a lot about colors and doing science experiments involving colors, I decided to create a color theory setup for my boys. They really enjoyed this activity! I set up the paint in sections so they could easily see what colors they were mixing and we could chat about the colors they
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Don’t toss that walking rainbow water just yet! I have two more activities for you to do! The first activity is mixing the primary and secondary colors to make tertiary colors! Grab a turkey baster, a few beakers, flasks, and graduated cylinders and let your little scientist mix away! This is a great activity to
🎲 Gameschooling: Valence 🧪 How to play Valence– I initially bought this game for my oldest since he wants to learn about chemistry. This is such an amazing game for us all though. Each player is handed 6 element cards and you have to add up any card to equal zero. So this is great
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🎲Prime Climb 🔢 So today is technically an “off” day of home school for us but the games we are playing have everything to do with learning and I count it as school (but my kids don’t 😂). How to play Prime Climb– this is one of our favorite games to play. It is straightforward
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How can you make a “walking rainbow”? And why does it “walk”? Let’s answer these questions by experimenting! Let’s gather our supplies! Supplies: Food coloring-red, yellow, blue6 Paper towels pieces cut to fit in each sectionWater3 Popsicle sticks for stirringa tray with 6 sections (pictured) Directions: 1️⃣ Squeeze one drop of food coloring in every
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How do ice orbs form? Let’s find out with this icy experiment! First we had to make some ice. So we just used regular tap water and filled these neat looking ice cubes. We let it freeze for a few hours and then our ice cubes were ready to be experimented with. Supplies: Ice Sea
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