This past week we have been having a lot of fun exploring Volcano’s. In fact we learned a lot more this week than just the letter V. Let’s just say Science was a top priority for these boys.
Here Little B is putting together his own V book.
I think he did a great job writing all of his V words. This Volcano learning pack was free from Me and Marie.
We read Volcano early reader books, and Magic school bus science books.
Then we set out to experiment. This is an activity pulled from one of my favorite places, Pinterest.
Watch how Lava works.
They listened to Lava bubbling up.
I love happy faces and fun times while learning.
Click here to get the instructions to make your own lava experiment.
Next up, it wouldn’t be a Natural beach living learning week with out actually making a volcano. I used Black rocks from the Dollar Store, a Volcano tray like this one from Amazon (I actually like the one from Amazon better than ours). I also surprised the boys with Primary Science Sets . I added in some baking soda, vinegar, and food coloring, we were set.
MY OTHER PROJECTS
The Learning Resources Science Set was totally worth getting. I’m so excited to have them(I purchased 2) this year to go along with our homeschooling.
I had happy boys this week.
Who would have thought starting off with the Letter of the week preschool would lead to all of this greatness?
If you are looking for other great Science activities for kids click here, ideas on Schooling the little’s click here. If you are interested in Alphabet printables my favorite place to get them is 1+1+1=1.
I hope you have a great week of learning and come back for a visit soon.
My kids love making Volcano’s! We studied them last year and every once in a while I will see the kids get a few things from the pantry – Baking soda, Vinegar and red food coloring and I know that I have created a monster! It’s just normal for boys to want to blow something up lol!! Great study & Happy faces!
Ha! I recognise that lab kit!!
I love the look of amazement on your boy’s faces. Just as school should be.
haha 🙂 Thanks, I totally agree
Lovely post! I love the happy learning faces too 🙂
Have you seen the gorgeous Montessori volcano printables from The Helpful Garden (https://sites.google.com/site/thehelpfulgardendownloads/science/geology)?
Thank you! I love the cards, I’ll be laminating them tomorrow to add to our collection. Thanks 🙂