In my desperate attempts to add Science into my day, I came across the blog, “Science for Kids” authored by Sue. I was hooked and week after week, I would stalk her blog looking for new and fun science ideas and Sue always delivered! So when I asked Sue if she would write a guest post for me, I was thrilled when she said yes! Thanks again, Sue, for sharing your passion and creativeness with us!
I am thrilled to be a guest blogger on my sweet friend Leigh’s blog! I love her blog, she is so creative!! She has been so supportive of me right from the start, thank you Leigh!!
I’m Sue from Science for Kids blog. I started off as a research scientist and I am now a science teacher teaching students in grades PK-4. I am always looking for fun, educational science experiments that require inexpensive materials. Here is one of my favorite chemistry experiments- it’s easy to do and does not require any fancy materials – just a baggie, some vinegar, some baking soda & a tissue! I did it last week with my 2nd grade cuties – it was a big hit!
Sign up to snag these!
Receive all these classroom management tools right to your inbox!
Oh my goodness! Thanks for sharing! I have done something like this in my summer science class but didn't have the adorable printables to go with it. I really love that you shared the whole project!!!
Nice.
Your blog lists this as a freebie but it costs money on TPT. 🙁
Your blog lists this as a freebie but it costs money on TPT. 🙁
It was really an awesome reading experience to go through this article. You have covered all the important points in detail without having any bit of boring element. Thanks for presenting the article in an interesting way! Keep sharing!
college paper writing service
That was really fun to have in this way. By learing from this i can chemistry homework online with perfection.