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Join Miss Lisa as she teaches you different ways to color Easter eggs. Kool-Aid Eggs: Tools: hard-boiled eggs, Kool-Aid packets (various colors), fork, water, and cups Directions: Add 2/3 cups of water to cup, pour in Kool-Aid packet and stir with fork, put hard-boiled egg in mix and let sit for 3-5 mins, pull egg out of the cup and enjoy your beautifully colored egg. These steps will be repeated for each color of Kool-Aid you are using. Tip: do no use lemonade or grape, they don’t work very well. Permanent Marker Eggs: THESE ARE NOT EDIBLE! Tools: room temperature hard-boiled eggs, permanent markers, eye dropper, rubbing alcohol and paper towel Directions: Use permanent marker to color the entire egg different colors and designs, slowly drip a few drops of rubbing alcohol on the eggs and watch it marble. Remember, these eggs are no longer edible! Volcano Eggs: Tools: vinegar, baking soda, hard-boiled eggs, food dye, tray, fork, clear cups Directions: Place clear cups on large tray or baking dish, add ½ tablespoon (TBS) of baking soda to each cup, drip 4-5 drops of food dye into each cup (one color per cup), mix with fork until the dye is mixed with the baking soda, add 1 hard-boiled egg to each cup, add 1/3 cup of vinegar to each cup and watch the volcanic eruption happen, leave the eggs in the cup for 10 mins, remove after 10 mins and see your beautifully colored egg. Books Science experiments with liquid Scholastic Teachables Herramientas: Zanahoria, Lechuga, Cebolla verde Instrucciones: Vas a tomar la parte que tenga la el tallo y la vas a sumergir en agua, aquí lo vas a dejar y empezara a crecer. Solo recuerda de cambiarle el agua cada 2 días o cuando se vea nublado. Y listo puedes crecer tu propia ensalada en tu casa desde tu refri. Adnderezo para ensaldas Herramientas: 1/3 taza Vinagre de manzana, 1/3 taza Aceite de oliva, 1 cucharada de miel, 1 cucharada de mostaza Dijon, sal y pimienta Instrucciones: Vamos a combinar los ingredientes excepto la sal y pimienta en un frasco y lo tapamos y lo agitamos hasta que se mezcle. Si no tienes un frasco puedes batir los ingredientes en una taza. Y al final agregamos sal y pimienta al gusto. Lo servimos sobre la ensalada y a comer. Books Buen Trabajo: La Vida de las Plantas Las Semillas Se Plantan, Las Semillas Crecen Scholastic Teachables Mi Libro de Palabras de Frutas y Verduras Join Ms. Lauren as she teaches you about rainbows and will show you how to make your very own rainbow explosion. Tools: 6 small containers, red Jell-o, orange Jell-o, yellow Jell-o, green Jell-o, blue Jell-o, purple Jell-o, baking soda, vinegar, tablespoon and something to cover the surface. Directions: Add Jell-o and baking soda into a bowl and mix them together. Measurements depend on your bowl size. Do this for all the colors of Jell-o separately in a different container/bowl. Set aside. Line them up in color order ROYGBIV. Quickly pour vinegar on top and watch the rainbow come alive! Books Scholastic Teachables What's at the End of the Rainbow?: Mini-Book Rainbow Story Starters: Draw & Write Activity Rainbow City: Science & Art Activity Kanopy Join Ms. Lisa O. as she teaches you about static electricity and you will learn how to make your own static clings. Tools: Mod Podge, tempera paint, paint brush, scissors, templates (optional) or hole punch (optional), plastic bag or sheet protectors. Directions: pour Mod Podge on the plastic film, pour a few drops of tempera paint on top of Mod Podge, mix, allow to dry for 12 hours, once dried peel off the plastic, then you can cut your own designs or use a hole punch, once you have your pieces, run them on your pants or breath on them, adhere to glass or window, have fun decorating. Books Magic School Bus & the Electric Field Trip Super Simple Experiments with Electricity Scholastic Teachables Key word: Static Join Ms. Lisa O. as she teaches you how to turn milk into an ornament for your Christmas tree. Tools: whole milk, vinegar, measuring cup, measuring spoon, microwave safe bowl, spoon, strainer, paper towels, straw, cookie cutters, permanent markers, ribbon and microwave. Directions: heat milk for 60 seconds, add vinegar to milk and stir for 60 seconds, using strainer, strain liquid from bowl, you’re left with white fluffy substance in strainer, press white fluff with spoon until all liquid is released, use a paper towel to finish removing liquid, fill cookie cutter with white fluff, make a hole at the top with a straw, dry (in cookie cutter) on a paper towel for up to 48 hrs., remove from cookie cutter, decorate, and add a ribbon. Measure: 1 cup of whole milk and 4 TBS of vinegar Books Edible Science : Experiments you can Eat Science experiments with Liquid Big Book of Science Experiments Cool Chemistry Concoctions: 50 Formulas that Fizz, Foam, Splatter, & Ooze Scholastic Teachables Key word: Volume Key word: Measure Kanopy Join Ms. Lauren as she teaches you about circuits using a 9V battery and Christmas lights. You will also learn how to decorate a Christmas tree with special crystals. Christmas Lights Science Tools: Christmas lights, scissors or wire cutters, 9V battery Directions: cut green wire so you have two lights connected, cut a little plastic wire casing off, pull off the plastic (about 1 cm), attach one end of wire to each battery prong, and your lights will light up Crystal Christmas Trees Tools: Mrs. Stewart’s Bluing, cardboard, dish to grow your crystals in, water, table salt, ammonia, green food coloring (optional) Directions: cut a tree shape of the cardboard, trace first tree on another piece of cardboard and cut out a second tree, cut a notch at the top of one tree and the bottom of the other tree, slide one tree into the other, mix crystal solution (see under measure) together in a dish, place tree in solution and wait for crystals to grow Measure: Crystal Solution: 4 tablespoons warm water, 4 tablespoons salt, 4 tablespoons Mrs. Stewart’s Bluing, 2 tablespoons ammonia Books O Christmas tree : its history and holiday traditions Emily's perfect Christmas tree Electronics for kids : play with simple circuits and experiment with electricity! Scholastic Teachables Winter Holidays of Light: Content-Building Learning Song Christmas Traditions Keywords Search Kanopy The Day Henry Met... A Christmas Tree Join Ms. Lisa O. as she explains the different types of clocks and how to tell time. She will even teach you how to make your own paper clock, so you can practice telling time at home. Tools: crayons or markers, scissors, glue stick, piece of paper, and a brad Directions: color clock and clock hands, cut out clock and hands, glue clock face to blank paper, and attach hands to clock face with brads Telling Time: practice telling time using your minute and second hand Books Telling Time with Big Mama Cat Scholastic Teachables Telling Time: Student Reference Page Telling Time Clock Template: Student Reference Page Small Hand Tells the Hour: Time Skills Reading Analog Clocks to the Nearest Hour: Math Lesson Tell the Hour on a Clock: Time Skills Telling Time to the Hour: Time Skills Clocks-Telling Time to the Hour Telling Time to the Hour and Half Hour Telling Time in 5 Minute Intervals What Time Is It? 5-Minute Intervals Bunny’s Day: Telling Time Mini-Book Tick-Tock Soup: Math Mini-Book Write the Time in Words: Time Skills Kanopy Join Ms. Lauren as she teaches all about apples and you will even learn how to make apple pie in a cup. Tools: cup, spoon, apple pie filling, graham crackers, ziplock bag, whip cream, and cinnamon Directions: crush graham crackers into crumb consistency, put crumbs in cup, scoop apple pie filling into cup, put whip cream on top of pie filling, and sprinkle cinnamon on top Measure: 2 graham crackers, 3-4 spoons of apple pie filling Books The life cycle of an apple tree Edward Lear's A was once an apple pie Amelia Bedelia's first apple pie Scholastic Teachables I'm a Little Apple: Early Learning Activity Harvest Fruit Pie: Quick Crafts Picking Apples Keywords Search Kanopy Join Ms. Lisa is she teaches you about crystals and geodes. You will also learn how to make your very own crystals and geodes at home. Kanopy Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: Escucha a Miss Hilda compartir todo sobre calabazas y te enseñara como hacer un deliciosa calabaza de dulce. Herramientas: ¼ de taza de mantequilla, 1 bolsa de bombones grandes, 6 tazas de cereal de arroz, Colorante de comida roja y amarilla, Chocolates de rolo, M&M verdes, Aceite de cocinar, Un recipiente, cuchara y plato Instrucciones: Primero derrite la mantequilla, agrega los bombones y mezcla hasta que se derritan en la mantequilla. Esto los puedes hacer sobre la estufa o en el microondas. Luego le agregas unas gotitas de cada colorante y mezclas. Luego agregas el cereal y mezclas hasta combinar. Usa el aceite de cocinar para cubrir tus manos y forma la mezcla en bolitas, y coloca en un plato cubierto con papel encerado. Luego pon el chocolate rolo y el M&M y deja enfriar. Medida: ¼ de taza de mantequilla, 1 bolsa de bombones grandes, 6 tazas de cereal de arroz Recursos del Proyecto: Folleto de PDF con enlaces Libros El círculo de las calabazas : historia de un huerto Materiales Educativos Scholastic Cómo hacer una calabaza de papel Escucha a Miss Hilda compartir todo sobre calabazas y te enseñara como hacer un deliciosa calabaza de dulce. Have you noticed all the colors on the trees during the fall? Join Miss Lisa as she explains why leaves changes colors. Scholastic Teachables Kanopy Videos I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Miss Lauren will teach you how to make your very own ice cream at home. So, grab your favorite toppings and get ready to make some ice cream. Kanopy Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: Kanopy Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: Join Ms. Vynette as she teaches you about haiku and then you will have a chance to submit your own personal haiku to the library. Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: There are many different types of plants and flowers however, they all share common parts. Join Ms. Vynette as she dissects a flower and shows you all the parts that flowers have in common. Kanopy Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: Join Ms. Vyne,e as she discusses the phases of the moon using cookies. Yes, you get to create different moon phases with a delicious cookie. You can study science and eat it too! Kanopy Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: Did you know that you can move water molecules around, just by using a toothpick? Join Ms. Vynette to learn about water molecules, surface tension and do an experiment with milk and dish soap. Kanopy Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video: Join Ms. Lisa as she teaches you how to make a large box of vanilla pudding. You will also learn about volume, weight, and the difference between liquid and solid measuring cups. Don’t forget to check out our electronic resources as well as our books. Enjoy making and eating your pudding! Scholastic Teachables Books used in the video:
Easter Egg Dying (03/25/2021)
Ensalada de Ciencia (03/18/2021)
Rainbow Science (03/11/2021)
Static Science (03/04/2021)
Christmas Ornaments (12/18/2020)
Light up your Tree (12/4/20)
Telling Time (11/27/20)
Apples (11/20/20)
Geodes and Crystals (11/13/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Calabazas (11/6/20)
Halloween Science (10/30/20)
Día de los Muertos (10/23/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Germs (10/22/20)
Why do leaves change colors? (10/8/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Ice Cream (10/1/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Monarch Butterfly (8/6/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Haiku (7/30/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Seeds & Parts of a Plant (7/23/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Moon Phases (7/16/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Moving Molecules (7/9/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
Pudding Science (7/2/20)
Project Resources: (Handout PDF with links)
