We
love to have a Simple Science Experiment every Friday. This is an easy
way to boost practice of experimentation, exploration, and
observation in the classroom. Plus, they are SUPER fun and allow for
student participation! Come see some of our favorites and grab a recording sheets for your kiddos to use!
Getting Reading for Simple Science Friday
Grab the book here! (affiliate link)
Once we're ready to introduce science lessons and experiments in the classroom, we love using this activity! We start with reading the book What is Science? It's simple and easy to read for primary kiddos. We also pull out this Learning Resources Science Kit! It's got lots of common tools a scientist uses and is great for displaying as we make the chart! These tools can be added to the chart and you can give kiddos a visual by showing them the tools. Kiddos can also hold the tools and explore with the tools.

Grab this Science Kit on Amazon! (affiliate link)
This kit make a great addition to a Science Center for display all year! We like to set all of the tools our for kiddos to continue to explore. We also grab tools from this kit all through the year as we do our Simple Science experiments each Friday!

Here's the finished chart in our Science Center with the science tools kit. We've made the chart together and the kiddos assemble the science guy or gal.
After kiddos finish their scientist craft, we pull out some sorting bags as a little observation intro. activity. This is a great time to put some of the science tools in to action!
Grab this Science Kit on Amazon! (affiliate link)
This kit make a great addition to a Science Center for display all year! We like to set all of the tools our for kiddos to continue to explore. We also grab tools from this kit all through the year as we do our Simple Science experiments each Friday!
Here's the finished chart in our Science Center with the science tools kit. We've made the chart together and the kiddos assemble the science guy or gal.
After kiddos finish their scientist craft, we pull out some sorting bags as a little observation intro. activity. This is a great time to put some of the science tools in to action!
Click each picture to visit the blog post for the experiment. You can read about how to set up the experiment and grab a recording sheet to use with your kiddos!
These are great pins! I love the tourist :)
ReplyDeleteAnnie
Three Cheers for First Grade!
Isn't it cute? We do Flat Stanley as a grade level; I think we could tie the tourist in somehow! :)
DeleteI LOVE all of your pins! The little houses & tourist crack me up & I'm sure my kids would love the fossils! So fun!
ReplyDeleteMolly
Lucky to Be in First
Thank you, Molly! Our kiddos would be so happy with all of these projects. :) We hope you are continuing to enjoy your summer!
DeleteHow cute are your pins? Thanks for linking up! I had pinned the plant growing toward the light, too. Love the tourist also! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! The plant experiment would be great for first graders for sure!
DeleteFun pins. The gummy bear experiment looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteI did the plant shoe box activity when I was in 5th grade (a hundred years ago). I remember really enjoying it.
Thanks for the tpt feedback.
Have a good evening.
School Is a Happy Place
We are glad to hear it worked! Thanks for he great freebie, it deserves great feedback!
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