Ready to Rhyme with Hop on Pop Students will enjoy recognizing rhyming words with these fun activities.		Inertia in Motion Through experimentation, students will learn about the first law of motion, including inertia,...
Adjective Chains Students learn to use a thesaurus by making paper chains of synonyms. This is a great arts &...		Herbs in the Classroom Grow herbs indoors all year by creating a mini-greenhouse.
Animal Defenses An article with photos of some of the innovative means animals have developed for attack and...		Jumping Coins Students will learn about work versus force by dropping coins on a ruler.
Gardening with Kids Tips for gardening with children.		Learning about Levers Students will make a lever to lift stones, and will learn the science behind levers.
Weather Station With a student-made weather station and/or the Internet, students measure weather in a variety...		Observing Sound Waves Students will conduct an experiment that will allow them to see sound waves in action.
Build a Volcano Build a volcano using common kitchen supplies. This fun science activity is perfect for...		The Tablecloth Trick and Inertia Students will learn about inertia and by performing the tablecloth trick.
Can Sound Travel Through Things? Through simple experimentation, students will learn how sound waves function and travel.		Ten Tips for Writing An Essay Find tips for writing an essay, from scheduling and time-management to outlining to revision.
Collect a Sentence Students name everyday objects and then construct imaginative sentences with those words.		Tongue Twisters As a fun way to practice reading and pronouncing words, try these tongue twisters with your...
Comic-Strip Challenge Use comic strips to teach students that there is a beginning, middle, and end to stories.		Thankful List Teaching students to free-associate and generate a list of things they are thankful for is a...
Condensation Students learn about the water cycle, evaporation, and condensation.		Tracking the Space Station Encourage your students to catch a glimpse of the space station in the night sky.