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When picking a resource, make sure you consider what your child can do right now and what goals you want to achieve. Learn the basics before getting started with the Guide to Adaptations.
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For E-learning, guides, archived STEMIEFest and conference presentations, publications, and blog posts, visit STEMIE Resources.
For hands-on math activities for young children (birth to eight), visit Learning Trajectories 2 Resources.
Science
Use a variety of objects on a car track to see how different types of objects move.
Science
Children will gain an understanding of how light passes through some objects but not others.
Science
Children will gain an understanding of how moving an object and/or light source will affect the size of a shadow.
Science
Children will learn how to make shadows given a light source and an object.
Science
Children will explore different sources of light and work to solve a problem that requires light.
Science
Children will have opportunities to explore and notice shadows in everyday routines and activities.
Science
Children will observe light and sources of light with adult guidance.
Science
Children will develop an understanding of what a ramp is and how different objects travel down a ramp.
Science
Children will explore forces and motion through outdoor play with balls, riding toys, and wagons.
Science
Children explore forces and motion through indoor play involving balls, cars, and other objects.
Science
Children will explore how pushes and pulls, along with the environment itself, affect the motion of objects.
Engineering
Children will design and build a train track that gets from a Point A to a Point B.
Engineering
Children will improve a marble run to get a marble to a designated end point.
Science
Children will notice the effects of pushes and pulls during their buggy walk.
Science
Mouse Paint is a book written by Ellen Stoll Walsh. Three little mice climb around in different colored puddles of paint and discover how they mix. Can you and your child predict the colors?
Science
Invite your child to help with simple gardening tasks like planting seeds, watering plants, and checking them each day by starting a small container garden either indoors or outdoors.