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What are some ideas a parent can do science related activities with their children at home?
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Hello Eulalia,
This may be a little late - but I posted a reply to a similar question in the forums: https://learningcenter.nsta.org/discuss/default.aspx?tid=wk6nq8RsOrU_E#107747
Hope this helps,
Gabe
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I love the simple home experiments that make science fun for both children and their parents like Mentos and Coke or layering different liquids with different densities in a bottle.
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-Reading Science Books
-Watching Science related movies or videos
-Relate a vacation with Science (zoo, beach, mountains)
-Gardening together
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Cooking!! Lots of matter happening then. Things change from solids to liquids. All types of fun things!
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Hi Eulalia,
I think it’s very important for parents to be involve with student science activities. Activities range by age. One good activity that can be done will be planting a lima bean. I will be providing a link below
https://teachpreschool.org/2011/09/18/planting-and-growing-beans-in-our-preschool-window/
In addition, I will be providing another link
https://mommypoppins.com/kids/50-easy-science-experiments-for-kids-fun-educational-activities-using-household-stuff
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Experiments at home that are simple, but the kids still learn are great. Something simple like planting a flower in an inside pot and watering, making sure it gets sunlight, watching it grow, is a great science experiment to do. You can also plant a garden outside of your home, and teach the children how to take care of the garden. You can talk about each vegtable you are growing, and learn facts about them, while taking care of them daily.
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Doing science experiments at home with parents can be a fun way for students to get engage. Some experiments can be: Planting a flower or bean, mentos and diet coke experiment, making a volcano,and so much more.
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Gardening is a great way to incorporate science at home. You can also track the temperature and record it everyday and discuss the weather.
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