Looking for spring math activities that are fun? Try these ideas that give you a wide range of resources which combine practical, real-life math skills with fun, hands-on games that build math skills through play.
Free printable rainbow taste test sheets
Explore your sense of taste, and maybe support picky eaters to try something new, with this printable rainbow taste test activity.
Free printable rainbow taste test sheets
How to make a rain gauge :: backyard science experiment
We’re learning all about the weather and setting up a weather station in our yard. Here’s how to make a rain gauge for some great backyard science experiments.
How to make a rain gauge :: backyard science experiment
Fizz, Pop, Bang! Playful Science and Math Activities
The Fizz, Pop, Bang! Playful Science and Math Activities ebook is designed to bring hands-on fun and enjoyment to math and science. It is packed with powerful learning opportunities in math and science, shared through ideas that incorporate art, play, sensory learning and discovery, for a whole-brain approach.
Add some Fizz, Pop, Bang! to your learning
This book is for you if…
:: your child is three to eight years old and you are looking for ideas to bring hands-on fun to their learning
:: you are looking for a broad range of math and science activities for home or for school
:: you want activities that your child will enjoy and which encourage them to think, question, explore and discover through rich, creative learning
Download all the resources for just $9.99
All 40 projects, along with the 20 printable resources are available for just $9.99 and you can download it here. Or, you can save money by buying this book as part of our premium bundle: see below for details.
What you get in Fizz, Pop, Bang!
100+ Learning with LEGO® activities
How can you use LEGO® to teach math, spelling, science and art? This resource of over 100 LEGO® activities for kids will show you how, with ideas for using LEGO® bricks for learning right across the curriculum.
100+ Learning with LEGO® activities
Mystery Number Crayon Rubbings
Here’s a fun number activity idea from Join Ellen from Cutting Tiny Bites who is here today with mystery number crayon rubbings.
