Boats and Trucks and Shapes

This idea was from No Time for Flash Cards

Supplies:
Pre-cut shapes
pre-drawn picture
glue
markers
stickers

Density

Pour one-third cup of syrup into a glass jar followed by one-third cup of cooking oil. Then pour in one-third cup of water. Drop in a piece of plastic, followed by a grape, followed by a small cork. See what happens.

You will notice that the different liquids stacks up in layers. This is because the liquids have different densities. The most dense (syrup) will be at the bottom, the least dense (oil) will be at the top, with the water in between. Each object will sink to the level of the liquid that has a greater density than the object. The object will then float on that layer.

Science Experiments

Density is defined as the ratio of the mass of an object to its volume

Graham Crackers

We used the recipe from Baking Bites for homemade graham crackers.
Aiden got to practice using the rolling pin for the first time.

Sky Scrapers

We got this idea from No Time For Flash Cards.
Supplies:
Box
glue
pre-cut shapes

Sink or Float?

First, we collected many objects from around the house and outside.
Second, we predicted which ones would float and which ones would sink.
Third, we tested them out!

Banana Bread

Aiden and I baked banana bread today. We worked on counting and pouring. And I let him put everything except the eggs in. I keep telling him he cant touch the raw eggs yet, and he keeps asking why he cant help with the rotten eggs.

Fun and yummy. We used a recipe from Martha Stewart

All About Frogs

Aiden has been way into frogs. So we stocked up on frog books at the library and today our craft was:
The Letter "F", they colored and decorated with stickers and we talked about how frog starts with f
Frog Grocery Bag Puppets
We painted a grocery bag green
glued eyeballs and a tongue on