Observe and Investigate

You can assist your child with the following science experiments by:

*Helping the develop inquiry skills modeling curiosity and asking questions

*Give your child the opportunity to observe, question, predict and investigate materials

*Investigate and compare characteristics using your five senses

*Record their observations by drawing or writing what they see

Let's Investigate!Spark your child's interest in science with these seven steps to successful studies.

Want to engage your child in a quick science experiment of Sink and Float?? Grab some random house hold items and a big bowl of water (or the bathtub!) Record your results!

Exploring Science in Pre-K with RampsPre-K kids love exploring with ramps! I've posted other science activities here before involving ramps. We've explored ramps in our science center and we've experimented with ramps in small group, which you can find on

How to Make Sensory Bins for Sensory Play What do you need to do to make sensory bins? Is it hard? Do kids really like sensory bins? Sensory bins were a huge staple in our house for a number of years. They were a go-to play option that I could change up frequently, create new themes for and change with the seasons or holidays! Sensory bins are an amazing way to engage and interact with young children. The benefits of creating sensory bins in early childhood are numerous. Read our: All About Sensory Bins for more on these benefits. We have favorite fillers, themes, accessories, and more

5 Senses: Taste Test ActivitiesThese two taste testing activities will help your students explore and learn about the sense of taste. Check out more of my Five Senses activities here. Salt & Sugar Test The salt and sugar test

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