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This is the month of Easter candy. We’ve got an idea. Use some of that candy for science activities rather than eating all those goodies! Our Fuddlebrook Candy Sink or Float activity reinforces the concepts of density as well as primary and secondary colors. It’s fun and much better for your teeth and waistline too!
Watch our video to learn more. In it we’ll introduce you to Chloe who shows you how Skittles® can provide a very cool way to demonstrate density. This simple activity is in our Fuddlebrook book, The Mystery of the Floating Can.
Make the spring time a time to combine storytelling with science activities using common items (like candy) to make it applicable to everyday life. It’s not difficult to make a memorable science teaching moment. Chloe will show you how.
Posted: March 31, 2025
3/31/25
Get some Skittles® for Easter? Let’s use some of them to learn a lesson about density.
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Making this potion is a fun way to learn about chemical reactions and offers a Valentine twist.
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Animals have many ways to adapt during the cold winter months. Some migrate, adapt, or hibernate.
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While this book is about beautiful cave crystals, it seems appropriate in December to think about lovely snow crystals instead. Make your own in this fun activity with a few simple supplies!
11/4/24
Reward that good Thanksgiving dinner behavior with this fun science activity that teaches a lesson about friction.
