Learning Together at Home: Science
Kids are natural scientists. What makes a rainbow? Why do bananas get brown? These activities help kids explore the big, wild world and think about what scientists do through processes like observation and conducting experiments. Don't worry - you don't have to be a scientist yourself to try them!
Featured Articles
- The Vocabulary of Science
- Think Like an Inventor
- Teaching Sequence
- Share What You Discover! Publishing Your Work
- Patterns and Categorizing
Books and Booklists
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Peep and the Big Wide World: Bilingual Activities & STEM Curriculum
PEEP and the Big Wide World is the award-winning public television series that gets preschoolers actively exploring math and science. Its website offers parents over 100 easy activities, games, apps, and videos to engage their children, plus videos with parents modeling how to support their children's learning. The website is also available in Spanish.
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