5 Engaging Science Activities
Science is all about exploration and discovery, especially for elementary school students. As teachers, we all know how important it is to engage young learners in a way that sparks their curiosity and encourages them to ask questions.
To help you create those “aha!” moments in your classroom, I’ve put together a list of five engaging science activities that will not only educate but also excite your students.
These science activities cover a variety of topics and are designed to be interactive, hands-on, and adaptable for different learning styles.
Whether you’re exploring the properties of matter, discovering the wonders of plant growth, or diving into the basics of forces, these ideas are sure to bring a sense of wonder to your science lessons. Let’s dive in!
Properties of Matter Activities Unit – Science K-3
Be that amazing teacher who uses hands-on inquiry lessons to help students retain information about matter. I have you covered with a daily data journal, rubrics, 3 inquiry lessons, posters, links, and printables to teach liquids, solids, and gases.
Greenhouse for Seeds “Sprout” House | Germination Journal
Want an engaging way to get your students curious about how plants grow? This “spout” house is a great way to germinate seeds in your class window!
Push and Pull Worksheets | Activities KINDERGARTEN FIRST GRADE
Are you looking for some engaging activities and plans for your Push and Pull unit?
This is a week unit focusing on Push and Pull Forces. It has a journal, rubric, lesson plans, inquiry lessons, printables to reinforce concepts, a home connection project, songs, video links, and 4 posters to display in the classroom.
What is a Scientist Kindergarten 1st Grade
Need a fun, engaging Introductory Unit for The Practice of Science in K-1? I have you covered with 3 weeks of lesson plans with printables. It covers What is a Scientist, Science Tools, and The Scientific Method with Inquiry lessons!
Science Curriculum for Kindergarten & 1st Grade Yearlong Bundle
Looking for a comprehensive and engaging science curriculum designed for whole-group or easily followed in a homeschool setting for the entire year? I have you covered! This includes 12 units with inquiry lessons, STEM activities, data notebooks, rubrics, print-and-go worksheets, home projects, and so much more!
I hope your students love these science activities! If you want more science fun, check out my post here.