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Heads In, Hearts In: Dissecting a Seed

Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will investigate the lima bean seed and identify the three parts.
Heads In, Hearts In: Root Beer Float

Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will understand the three types of matter and observe these three states in a root beer float. You will also discover whether the three states of matter in a root beer float can change.
Heads In, Hearts In: Garden in a Glove

Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will grow a garden in a glove and be introduced to the plant growing cycle. You will become familiar with the components plants need to grow: air, water, warmth, sun and soil.
Heads In, Hearts In: Magnetic Bottle

Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will investigate magnetic properties.
Heads In, Hearts In: Chromatography: What's That?

Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will discover that there may be many different colors combined to create the final marker color that we see.
Heads In, Hearts In: Full Science Activity Book

Published on October 18, 2018
The Heads In, Hearts In family enrichment program encourages families to use their minds as a tool to expand their knowledge around a variety of topic areas. This packet contains all 33 science activities.
Heads In, Hearts In: Baking Soda Fizz

Published on October 18, 2018
In this activity, you will gain an understanding of chemical reactions by mixing baking soda with three types of liquids.
Teaching science when you don't know diddly-squat: Can kids hear things adults can't?

Published on October 11, 2018
Can kids hear things that adults can't? Do animals and humans get affected by the same sounds?
Teaching science when you don't know diddly squat: Do you run faster with or without shoes?

Published on October 9, 2018
Do you think you run faster with or without shoes? How could you test that safely?
Teaching science when you don’t know diddly-squat: Can you make a boat out of aluminum foil?

Published on June 5, 2018
Why do some things float and others sink? Why does a boat that weighs many tons float, but a small pebble sinks? Why are boats shaped the way they are?