While reading through the foldables my students submitted last week after the rotating STEM centers (aka Kindergarten Days), many requested a science experiment station. This is something I have been trying to add, but have struggle to find quick and inexpensive experiments the students can complete in small groups or independently in 15 minutes or less.
Enter Paper Science!
I stumbled across this FANTASTIC resource this morning while searching for new activities for my STEM centers. Steven Moje has written a 49 page book that is available in PDF form for FREE! His book, 100 Science Experiments with Paper, is full of quick and easy (INEXPENSIVE) science experiments the kids can complete on their own. I can not wait to print, bind, and debut this book with the kids the next time I complete my rotating centers! The kids are going to be so excited! I may also pair this book with a few paper airplane books and general lab sheets to help guide learning.
I'm a fifth grade teacher in a STEM magnet (we call our school STEMs). Do you know of other classroom blogs related to what we do? I'm having a hard time finding teachers instead of corporations or people writing research. teachingstems.blogspot.com
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