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Build a paper cup telephone and explore sound wavesAustralian classrooms have a long tradition of hands-on science, and a paper cup telephone is one of the simplest ways to bring acoustics to life. Children…
A Hands-On Butterfly Life Cycle Activity with Pasta and PaperA butterfly’s transformation gives children a clear way to explore change, growth and living things. With a few pasta shapes, coloured paper and drawing…
Building a Cardboard Robot with Moving Joints for EngineeringA cardboard robot is a practical way to turn an imaginative design into an engineering investigation. As children cut, fold, connect and test parts, they…
Exploring Capillary Action with Celery Stalks and Dyed WaterA celery stalk, a few clear glasses and coloured water can turn an ordinary classroom bench into a simple plant science laboratory. As the stalk changes…
Using number puzzles to reinforce counting and sequencingNumber puzzles turn early numeracy into an active investigation. Instead of copying a row of numerals, children handle pieces, notice patterns, test…
Building a tissue box guitar for sound and vibration lessonsMusic and science intersect beautifully when students build their own instruments. A simple tissue box guitar becomes a tactile gateway to understanding sound…
Texture rubbing adventures with crayons and found surfacesSensory learning remains a cornerstone of early education in Australia, where teachers and home educators search for affordable, hands-on activities that build…
Build a Cloud in a Jar with Shaving Cream and Food ColouringA cloudy afternoon in the Blue Mountains, a sudden downpour on the Gold Coast, or a fine drizzle rolling in across Perth — Australians spend plenty of time…
Teaching greater than and less than with alligator mouth cardsHelping young children grasp the meaning of the greater than and less than symbols can feel like one of the trickier milestones in early maths. The alligator…
Build a paper plate tambourine for music and rhythmRhythm has always been one of the most natural ways children connect with sound. Before they can read notation or understand complex time signatures, kids feel…