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[…] out what happens when you apply force to something like in this simpleMessy Little Monster demonstrates a Color Changing Flowers Experiment from my friend at Simple At […]
That is a good way to learn about stuff. Hands on is the best way in my opionin.
This is a wonderful way to learn stuff! I think kids learn much better when I physically do it themselves then just reading it from a book. I’ll have to try doing this with my son.
This is a great idea for kids to see just how force works! My kids would probably make races out of this.
What a fun way for children to learn about science. I always found that hands on is the best way to learn.
This sounds like such a fun, but simple project. And while it may be messy, at least they’re learning, right? Too funny all the neighborhood kids came over to join, haha. I’ll bet they’ll never forget it though.
I think this is fun for kids. My girls would enjoy it. Sounds simple enough too!
My son gets home early enough from school and Ive found he is still craving activities! I love this one for teaching him to think outside the classroom! And I bet he will have fun sharing his experience with his teacher and classmates! Thanks for sharing
What a great way to teach kids about force and science. I’m sure my father-in-law would love to do an activity like this with his future grandson!
This will be a great experiment to do with the kids this week. I love being able to teach them with fun activities.
This is a great way to explore force. I will have to try this with the kids.
What a fun way to apply science! I really enjoy teaching the kids lessons like this at home!
What a fun craft and activity that shows the power of force. We’ve made sand art projects before but this is a much more fun way to get the sand on the glue!
Experimental learning is the best! And don’t worry too much about the neighborhood kids going home and repeating the experiment – at least they’re learning, right? 😉
What a fun project! I love how focused my kids get when I get out projects like these!
I think learning through experimentation is the best way to learn! Great activity!
What a fun activity to do with the kids. I’ll have to try this with them. It’s a great science project.
Educational play is the best! Bonus points that you are a Mom not afraid of the aftermath of all that fun. 😉
What a fun way for children to learn!! I’ve always found that hands on is the best way!!
This is a simple way to teach a great lesson but so helpful. Thanks.
I’m sure it was messy but these kids will remember it forever! Seriously, I still remember awesome projects like this from when I was little so awesome job!