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Just because our kids are stuck at home doesn't mean they shouldn't get an education. These materials have been tested with hundreds of kids. Some have traveled around the world as part of teacher support packets for multiple science exhibits. We are making them all available for free for personal use. And we are uploading them as fast as we can.
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Have you ever looked closely at a rock and marveled at how much it resembled a mountain peak? Have you ever run your finger around the spiral of a ...
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No matter what age you are, these activities will be fun and exciting. We all have a surprising amount of misconceptions about gravity and how it w...
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These activities and experiments focus on the chemistry and composition of water. What does it mean when we say the water is clean? Water can look ...
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Patterns in Nature >
Have you ever looked closely at a rock and marveled at how much it resembled a mountain peak? Have you ever run your finger around the spiral of a ...
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Free
Logic & Scientific Method >
No matter what age you are, these activities will be fun and exciting. We all have a surprising amount of misconceptions about gravity and how it w...
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Free
Astronomy >
Animals >
These activities and experiments focus on the chemistry and composition of water. What does it mean when we say the water is clean? Water can look ...
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Free
Earth Science >
These activities introduce the idea of dynamic Earth—a planet with continuously moving surface. Kids get to build a mental model of Earth’s interi...
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An animal’s adaptation is a set of characteristics such as body features, behavioral attributes, and other strategies that are advantageous to that...
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In these activities, children are asked to analyze data and to come up with a scientific conclusion through logical reasoning. Some of these act...
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This is a brief introduction to the biodiversity of your neighborhood — what kinds of plants and animals live around your home or school, within a ...
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There are not a lot of animals that are easily dissectable AND widely available in a local supermarket. But squid is one of those. Squids also come...
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This is an easy to do experiment with found objects around your home — what is the history of the person who would have owned particular collection...
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The Best Way of Introducing Chemistry
This was the best way of introducing chemistry into my 5th grade science curriculum. The kids had a blast and learned a lot.
Lloyd Schine
5th grade elementary school teacher
Science Buddies Fun
The presentation by the Science Buddies not only introduced exciting science concepts to my 3rd grade students, but it inspired them to create their own science experiments.
Lisa McLaughlin
3rd grade elementary school teacher
Doing Science with Meaning
My students were completely involved in the various activities we did. The math and science of it had “real” meaning to them!
Jeannetta L. Mitchell
6th grade math and science teacher