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The Winter Preschool Science Activities will add excitement to your winter lessons. Packed with an abundance of hands-on experiments, allowing children to develop a range of science skills, including classifying, sorting, making predictions, and more. Through these engaging activities, young learners not only explore and discover but also take a step towards nurturing future scientists.
Why is teaching science important for Preschool…
First, learning to classify, sort, observe, and make predictions is part of everyday life.
Next, Science is all around us from mixing paint colors, cooking, or playing outside. You can incorporate science into everyday fun.
Lastly, skills learned through experiments and exploration are cumulative so your child will continue to build on what they know and learn.
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How fun will it be to create your own Hockey rink and experiment with friction and to compare what will slide on ice and what will not!
Do you want to build a snowman? With just a few simple ingrediants, you will be able to build and decorate a snowman and explore what melts your snowman easiest.
This science activity explores chemicals and how they react, but you can also use it for a calming activity while inside.
Winter is a magical time to bundle up, go outside and take a walk. Use the recording to sheets to document the different things you see, hear, and smell.
For this activity, we explore the force needed to launch a snowball. Experiment with different degrees to pull back the balloon in order to send your snowball flying!
This simple activity allows children to make a predicition, test their theory, and view the results quickly.
Who doesn’t love a science activity that is also an art project? Follow the steps to create your snowflakes on the activity pages and display them in your home or classroom.
Kids LOVE activities that explode and ooze! This science experiment have them excited to create and learn “why” the reactions occurred.
We love this activity! You can take a walk to find your own pinecones, or grab some from the store and watch in amazement as you discover what causes the cones to open.
Too cold outside to play in the snow or live somewhere where you don’t see snow? No problem! This hands on sensory activity allows you to create your own snow and add in ojbects to build your own snowman. Best part? It won’t melt inside.
