After my kids and I sprouted seeds to see what the process entailed, we decided to carry out a series of seed experiments to learn more about seeds. Our seed experiments were designed to answer questions about what kinds of conditions seeds grow best in. In previous posts I shared the results of our experiments that asked the questions: ... Continue Reading
Melted crayon Easter egg decorating
This year I was looking for a different way to decorate eggs rather than some of the same old ideas we've tried before. I had heard of using crayons on hot eggs to create melted crayon Easter eggs, and I thought it would be a great project to try with my kids. I'm so glad we tried this out because the end result was so ... Continue Reading
Seed experiment #4b: Do seeds need their seed coat to grow?
After my kids and I sprouted seeds to see what the process entailed, we decided to carry out a series of seed experiments to learn more about seeds. Our seed experiments were designed to answer questions about what kinds of conditions seeds grow best in. In three previous posts I shared the results of our experiments that asked the questions: ... Continue Reading
Gardening Do-a-Dot Printables {free}
Spring is almost here, which means it is time to start thinking about spring gardens! If you've been following along, you know that I have been posting a lot of activities for learning about seeds. Well, once a seed germinates, you've got the start of a garden, so talking about gardens is a natural progression from learning about seeds. I've ... Continue Reading
9 unique ways to decorate Easter eggs (that are way cooler than using store bought dye)
Dyeing eggs for Easter has become a family tradition for us, and it is something my kids look forward to each year. But if your kids are looking for something a bit more exciting than another year of dipping eggs into store bought dyes, check out these 9 unique ways to decorate Easter eggs. Note: You can find more kid-friendly ... Continue Reading
Seed experiment #4a: Do seeds need their seed coat to grow?
After my kids and I sprouted seeds to see what the process entailed, we decided to carry out a series of seed experiments to learn more about seeds. Our seed experiments were designed to answer questions about what kinds of conditions seeds grow best in. In three previous posts I shared the results of our experiments that asked the questions: ... Continue Reading
Marbleized Easter egg craft
This marbleized Easter egg craft can be used to serve a number of different purposes. For example, it makes for a beautiful Easter decoration. But it is also a wonderful sensory art project for kids. And it can also teach kids about color mixing. I hope you'll enjoy making this marbleized Easter egg as much as we did! Note: For more ... Continue Reading
Seed experiment #3: Do seeds need air to grow?
After my kids and I sprouted seeds to see what the process entailed, we decided to carry out a series of seed experiments to learn more about seeds. Our seed experiments were designed to answer questions about what kinds of conditions seeds grow best in. In two previous posts I shared the results of our experiments that asked the questions: "Do ... Continue Reading
Easter Printables Pack
Easter is just around the corner, and I am really looking forward to it! With warmer weather, more chances to get outside, and family fun dyeing Easter eggs, Easter evokes wonderful memories from my childhood. I hope to create new, special memories with my own kids as well. To get in the Easter spirit, I have updated my Easter ... Continue Reading
Seed experiment #2: What temperature do seeds like?
After my kids and I sprouted seeds to see what the process entailed, we decided to carry out a series of seed experiments to learn more about seeds. Our seed experiments were designed to answer questions about what kinds of conditions seeds grow best in. In a previous post I shared the results of our first seed experiment that asked the question: ... Continue Reading
