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Teaching Measurements with a Tape Measure and Classroom Scavenger HuntA tape measure turns an ordinary classroom into a practical maths laboratory. Students can estimate, measure, compare and record the length, height or width of…
Building a Cardboard Volcano for a Baking Soda and Vinegar EruptionA cardboard volcano gives children a memorable way to explore chemical reactions, model landforms and practise careful observation. With a simple cone,…
Exploring Reflection With Mirrors And Symmetrical DrawingsA mirror can turn an ordinary drawing into a practical investigation of light, shape and position. When children place a reflective surface beside half of a…
Make a DIY spinning top from a CD and a marbleA recycled CD, a marble and a small amount of adhesive can become a simple physics investigation for a classroom, homeschool setting or rainy-day activity. As…
Teaching Emotions With a Feelings Wheel and Facial Expression CardsChildren often experience strong emotions before they have the words to describe them. A feelings wheel gives them a visual pathway from a broad word such as…
Build A Seasonal Tree Display With Branches And Paper LeavesA seasonal tree display turns a wall, noticeboard or reading corner into a changing record of classroom life. With a few sturdy branches, coloured paper and…
Build a simple catapult from a spoon and popsicle sticksA homemade catapult built from a spoon, a few popsicle sticks, and a handful of rubber bands is one of those classic STEM projects that never loses its shine.…
Using A Hundred Chart To Find Patterns And Skip CountA hundred chart turns number work into something children can see, touch and discuss. Rather than memorising isolated facts, learners can trace columns, rows,…
Build a Working Compass with a Needle, Magnet and WaterA small tin dish, a sewing needle, a fridge magnet and a bowl of water are all needed to introduce a very old idea. Long before smartphones, travelers used…
Paper bag puppet adventures for storytelling and dramaPaper bag puppets remain one of the most accessible craft tools for primary classrooms and homeschool spaces across Australia. A humble lunch bag transforms…