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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
Explore states of matter with various activities
Science
During snack time, enjoy ice cream with your child. Encourage your child to notice how the ice cream changes as you're eating it and talk about how the temperature affects the ice cream.
Science
During bath, encourage your child to explore the water using their senses. Encourage them to notice sounds (water running/splashing), texture, and temperature of water.
Science
While walking around your neighborhood, encourage your child to notice and interact with their environment. While walking around the neighborhood, encourage your child to notice and interact with solid things in their environment. For example, encourage your child to use different senses to explore rocks and tree branches.
Science
During mealtime routines, children will explore the properties of their food.