Enriching elementary minds and bodies during an at-home summer
Find out what happens when two different liquids meet in this simple hands-on science experiment. What You Need Four clear 8-ounce cups or 16-ounce deli containers Water Food coloring (red, green and blue work best) Cooking oil Milk Plate (or another flat-bottomed container) Toothpick or cotton swab Liquid dish soap What To Do Water Add …
Bees to the rescue! Pollination is a superpower unlike any other. In this activity, you can see bees hard at work making honey and then try our recipe to make a sweet summer treat! Bees are vital to the food chain. These amazing insects pollinate much of the crops that humans and animals depend on …
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All you need is a mask, a cape and a little imagination! Have you ever wanted special superhero powers similar to flying like Superman, having superhuman strength like Wonder Woman, or becoming invisible when you have to pick up your toys? With this activity, you can become a superhero, too. All you need is a …
Hot diggitty dog! This simple recipe is sure to be a crowd-pleaser for kids and adults alike! Capital Region BOCES Communications Manager Jodie Orzechowski’s preschooler really loved the idea of making corn dogs, even though he never had one before. Knowing that both of her children (she has a fourth-grader as well) like hot dogs …
This fun activity combines a little bit of drawing, a little bit of photography and a whole lot of silliness! Combine your drawing skills with photography in a creative way by making your favorite stuffed animal or pet the subject of silly posed portraits. …
Learn about the wonderful world of rainforests through yoga. Rainforests are some of the world’s most diverse habitats. Tropical rainforests can contain thousands of different species. It’s estimated that tropical rainforests are home to about half of the world’s plant and animal life, even though they only take up about 6% of the earth’s land …
So long, macaroni necklaces! This craft puts a spin on traditional macaroni art and creates a great opportunity to teach your child about the different parts of an ant. What you need Six elbow macaroni Three pasta shells Two googly eyes Glue Black paint Paintbrushes What To Do Glue three pasta shells together side by …
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