Physical science activities

This hands-on science experiment uses something kids love (marbles!) to show how energy is transferred from one object to another.

Engage students while teaching them the difference between physical and chemical changes by integrating these 5 experiments into your unit.

Immerse your primary students in the exhilarating world of Push and Pull Forces with our hands-on science experiments. Discover friction, wind power, and more through engaging activities like tea bag rockets, pom pom poppers, and paper airplanes. Foster curiosity and critical thinking with our detailed guides, POE model sheets, and bonus homework activities. Perfect for elevating your science curriculum - a peek into our Sherbert Learning resources!

Hands on physics activities that explore Newton's Laws of Motion. An inquiry based lesson plan to facilitate deeper learning and retention.

See how paper clips defy gravity and fly into your hands using a magnet. Experiment to learn about the properties of magnet and gravity.

We're studying matter in science right now, and what better way is there to learn about science than to eat it? Here are a few matter ideas I stole from the web. Check out my pics and follow the original links to the amazing teachers who came up with the ideas. 1. Matter's Molecules with Froot Loops States of Matter Froot Loops paper thanks to Tales of Frogs and Cupcakes Froot Loops Matter Bulletin Board thanks to Beth Sawyer 2. Checmical and Physical Changes with s'mores After our study of…

An exciting collection of experiments for learning about forces and motion. Make rockets, cars and drop paint-filled balloons

Simple Physics Activities for Kids. Explore a few of the many concepts that make up physics with fun physics activities even young kids can do. Fun science experiments for preschool, kindergarten, and grade school age kids. Also includes STEM activities.

Looking for fun and engaging science activities to teach force and motion? These three activities will get your students excited to learn!

This Sound and Volume Vibrations Science Experiment can be done while enjoying a variety of music! It's fun and easy learning activity for kids of all ages.