To the parents out there - we see you and know you are doing your best during this trying time! We hope the activities below help you fill these days with some joy and learning with your children. We will be adding more weekly, keeping a mix between more time consuming projects that tend to use more supplies, and projects that are easy-to-implement. Click on the buttons below to access - and take care! (P.S. Data collection worksheets can be printed but don’t need to be. Use your own paper or science journal!)
Thank you to the Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation for supporting this project
Activities here are geared toward an at-home audience but also check out the activities under the original “Free Resources” section - they were developed for classroom but are easily modifiable for home use.
Especially check out the Make-Your Own-STEM Trading Card template, the sound activities, and the Brain and Body Communication pdf.
Mystery Science has hands-on elementary lessons and gives a year of free membership
“The Fab Lab with Crazy Aunt Lindsay” has a great YouTube series
The organization Eurekus has free lessons inspired by art, space, and NASA
Funathomewithkids.com is great for the preK and elementary set
Elementary Institute of Science is posting daily science activities
Steve Spangler Science has a great database of activities (plus fun products)
Science Bob has a great database of activities
Science World has a variety of resources
Generation Genius has K-8 lessons and gives one month of free membership
Story Bots on Netflix is a great educational animated show