What slides the best on ice? Experiment with friction and find out the answer with this fun hockey science project for kids.

Here is an easy Homemade Bouncy Ball Recipe that uses borax, cornstarch, and glue. Kids will enjoy making and playing with these homemade bouncy balls.

Try a simple gravity experiment. G is for Gravity is part of the A to Z Science series for toddlers and preschoolers.

Simple is key for toddlers and preschoolers. This Caps Basketball activity is perfect to keep them occupied! Set up is quick and clean up a breeze!

Have you ever wondered why balls bounce? This activity uses differently shaped balls to investigate how and why balls bounce differently. I've included

Super simple sport science experiments for kids. Test hockey pucks, investigate how heart rate changes and more sporty science ideas

Preschool Made Easy Sports theme is up and ready for your fun! Use these at home activities and learn in thirty minutes a day!

If you are like me, you purchased Deanna Jump’s Common Core Standards Posters…and love them. But there is that pesky problem of how to store them..do I file them with specific lessons?…or do I keep them in a folders?…or in baggies? Well, I decided to tackle the problem with a photo box (perfect size- no...

BALLS STUDY Literacy: Pictures of people using balls (sports, construction, hobbies, toys, food, etc.) Journal how a child uses balls Read a book about balls (i.e. Play Balls) Follow a recipe for making cookies, meatballs, etc. Follow sequential directions (1st, 2nd, 3rd) (e.g. using cotton...