Materials ½ cup of warm water1 ½ tsp. Baking Soda½ cup of white VinegarZipper-lock plastic sandwich bag1 Paper TowelFood ColoringMeasuring cup Procedure Part I: Making the Time-Release Packet Tear the paper towel into squares (5”x5”)Put 1 ½ tablespoons of the baking soda in the center or the square.Fold the square …

This is a very easy experiment. Does not require a lot of materials: Water, blue food coloring, 2 plastic containers . Connect the 2 bottles with a tube or only with a tape. Then spine the top bottle in a circular motion to create that looks like a tornado.

This is a B I G bubble….It’s a lot of fun and very easy to do! Bubbles Mania Materials 1.       Dish soup (Dawn works good) 2.       Glycerin (for strong Bubbles-You can get it in any Pharmacy) 3.       Water 4.       Plate 5.       Measuring Spoon 6.       Jar or any container 7. Straw …

Our class is making an ALPHABET ART Project. This art project will have all the letters of the alphabet, and will be an on-going project for the rest of the school year. Each student will make his/her own alphabet book. This will be an exciting opportunity to introduce each letter …

It is significant to encourage children to identify and isolate rhyme awareness. Rhyming words are the words that end with the same sound. This can be done with real words or non-sense words. Students have been learning about words that rhyme. For our project Show and Tell they had to …

One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish is a 1960 children’s book by Dr. Seuss. A simple rhyming book for fun learning. It is a book about a boy and a girl, and the many amazing creatures they have for friends and pets. This a begginers book to celebrate …

If I Ran the Circus (1957) A young boy imagines the fantastic animals and incredible acts he will have for his greatest of all circuses. This is a rhyming picture book tale of a young Morris McGurk’s big circus dream.

Learning about the farm animals is always a great topic. Children dress up as farmers and go to get the milk. Where does the milk come from? How do you get it? Can we learn to milk the cow?