Water exploration preschool

Waterfalls and Rivers

Discover pond sensory bins to go with the flow! From sensory bins to play dough invitations, these hands-on pond activities are great for preschool!

In this simple kids' science experiment, your preschooler and kindergartener will be amazed that the paper towel submerged under water stays dry! Set up this science experiment with your kids now to explore how air takes up space.

This simple and easy water play activity using water droppers is a sure hit as an indoor activity! It is so much fun for toddlers, preschool and for kids.

This super easy salt water experiment is the perfect science activity to teach kids about the density of salt and fresh water. Great for an ocean unit! #preschoolscience #sciencecenter

Why don't oil and water mix? Learn why in this easy experiment using simple supplies. Explore how oil and water behaves plus the magic of colour mixing gives this experiment a special twist. Plus the colour mixing provides greater understanding of the polarity differences between water and oil and how it affects their behaviour when they are mixed. Also includes links to more experiments to dig deeper into this science. #OilandWater #Science #WaterExperiment #Experiment #Elementary

Jack of All Trades: Preschool: Exploring Waterfalls #mothergoosetime #art #waterfall #watercolor #preschool #homeschool #preschoolactivities #jackofalltradesleslie #mgtblogger #bubblesboatsandfloats

We had our first beach day of the year recently, and it was just so lovely! As I was watching my kids splash and play in the water, the waves gently rolling in, it reminded me of the straw blowing art project we created as part of our Ocean Unit Study. So today, I thought

Discover the magic of oil and water painting. Engage kids in a colorful and educational process art activity that explores science concepts.

If you're a preschool teacher or homeschool mom who is planning a water preschool monthly theme, here are a few science and STEAM activities to get you started. Your little kids will explore rivers, lakes, bubbles, and even rainbows with these fun preschool investigation station ideas that'll have everyone splashing around in no time! #water #preschoolthemes #kidsactivities #bubbles

Fun water science activities for kids that are perfect for home, school, or camp. Engaging ways to explore water through science, technology, engineering, and math with preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary age kids.

This experiment teaches some basic principles of oceanography while creating an interesting wave visual for play. In the Making Waves experiment, we cover how a wave moves (spoiler: the water itself barely moves horizontally!), the type of energy a wave makes, and how a wave "crashes" at the beach. oceanography | STEM | science for kids | at home activities | homeschooling

Preschool water activities are a favorite all year long. Thank goodness there are so many different ways of playing with it. We've collected 15 favorites that encourage hands-on learning!

Water, the essential liquid for life! It's time to introduce your little ones to this incredible resource. Our engaging, hands-on water and sources of water lessons and activities are perfect for teaching your children about the importance of water on Earth, different sources of water, and the role it plays in their daily lives.

There are so many fun ways to encourage handwriting practice, and tracing letters with water is one of our favorite activities!

Add a sensory aspect to your science explorations! Let your kids learn about oil and water with this oil and water sensory bag for mess free science fun!

This fun walking water experiment is a captivating and educational science activity that demonstrates the movement of water through capillary action. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through this fun walking water science experiment with complete instruction and a printable science worksheet for students to record their observations and draw what they see!

Want to see water defy gravity? Try our mind-blowing walking water experiment! We'll use paper towels as a secret bridge to make colorful water climb and mix in empty cups. It's a super easy and splashtastic science adventure for curious kids!