Science or magic? This rainbow dancing Magic Milk Science Experiment is a fun way to explore the chemistry of surface tension. This is one very cool experiment. To kids, it can appear more than a little magical but the effect is all science – no magic here. It’s a chemical reaction with surface tension in […]
Toddler Nature Scavenger Hunt: Make a Paper Bag Treasure Book
Inside: Make a simple paper bag treasure book for a fun Toddler Nature Scavenger Hunt! Scavenger hunts are fun for kids of all ages but this awesome nature scavenger hunt has been designed specifically with toddlers and preschoolers in mind. The idea is simple – create a book from paper bags that children can store […]
Printable World Lego Mosaic Patterns
Our Lego mosaics are back and this one is a bumper! We set ourselves the challenge of creating a Lego world map and I think we did a pretty great job. Lego mosaics are fun for those in the middle primary/elementary grades and up. They involve lots of sorting, matching, counting, adding, subtracting, even dividing […]
7 Great Netflix Educational Shows for School Age Students
Kids will love learning all about the world with these great educational TV shows for elementary students currently streaming on Netflix. Exploring everything from the wonders of the animal kingdom to fun history lessons and quirky science, each of these TV series is digitally packed with fun facts and interesting lessons presented in ways that […]
25 Ways to Learn at Home with Lego: Great for Elementary/Primary Grades
Inside: 25 fun learn at home Lego activities for families managing school closures. With many of us facing the prospect of (or already managing) school closures I was thinking about which of the learning activities here at Childhood101 would be most useful for parents (and teachers allocating work to be done at home), and what […]
