Liste des hashtags les plus populaires par sujet #SCIENCEFORKIDS

What science can kids learn from this? Science or not, it is a fun activity! . . Tag a friend who teaches Science . . #ScienceForKids #STEMeducation #STEMactivities #STEMforKids #ScienceIsFun #ScienceFun #ScienceCamp #ScienceClass #ScienceActivities #ScienceClass #iGameMomSTEM #STEAMeducation #teachesofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #teachingideas #homeschoolmom #ihomeschool

DIY Fruit Sorting Activity So creative by @learnandbloom. Check out her page for all the details . Tag us @recycleandplay and use the hashtag #recycleandplay for a chance to feature your recycled craft, art or activity! (xx Agnes, @hellowonderful_co) . . . . . . . #ecotoys #smallworldplay #useyourimagination #imaginativeplay #diy #diymoms #childledplay #playmatters #earlyyearsideas #preschoolathome #preschooler #learningthroughplay #homeschoolpreschool #earlylearners #stayathomemum #playathome #stayathome #simpleplayideas #childhoodunplugged #teachersofinstagram #science #scienceforkids #holosticeducation #montessoriathome #etkinlik #aktivite #okulöncesi

WATER BOTTLE CAR // Want to really wow your kiddos? Build a car out of recyclables ♻️ and power it with their own breath! My boys had soooo much fun putting their cars together (with my help of course!) and racing them! They had such a great time, they didn’t even realize the crash course in physics they were learning! Swipe ↔️ to see them in action, and read on below ⬇️ for the how-to on making them! - INSTRUCTIONS First create the wheels and axel: (1) Cut a straw in half. (2) Glue the 2 straw pieces to the bottom of the bottle, one on each end. (3) Take a wooden skewer and thread it through the straw, cutting it so that it’s just a little longer than the straw. Hot glue the bottle cap wheels on each end. You can also avoid the hot glue by piercing the skewer through the bottle caps (we didn’t have sharp enough tools to do so!) (4) Repeat step (3) to create both sets of wheels. Then, connect the balloon engine: (5) Pierce the top of the bottle and the base of the bottle and thread a straw through (we used a silicone straw). (6) Connect a balloon and secure it with a rubber band. (7) Fill it up with air and let it ride! - Any questions at all? Drop them in the comment section below ⬇️! - Inspired by #apopofculture for cars! @a.pop.of.culture, @4kids2moms, @adventures.in.mommyland #manywaystoplay_straws — @manywaystoplay @flisatfun (loved your version!) @playtime.messy.madness @hotcoffee_creativekids - #everydayplayhacks #toddlerplayinjune #scienceforkids #kidscraft101 #finemotorskills #sensoryplay #toddleractivities #preschoolactivities #sciencefun #learningthroughplay #playbasedlearning #kidsactivities #welovescience #miniprofessors #eyfs #earlyyears #eyfsideas #playbased #playmatters #learningthroughplay #handsonlearning #learningideas #homeschoolingideas #discoverandlearn #playdiscovercreate #wherelearningmeetsplay #finemotor #recycleandplay #playideas

Does it look like we are cooking breakfast? (: This quick science experiment shows how to turn a regular egg into an ice egg. We have covered the egg with soot that re­pels the wa­ter. When we gently immerse that egg in a glass of water, it gets cov­ered with a thin lay­er of air that reflects light and makes this beautiful effect. #TheDadLab #scienceisfun #scienceforkids

Whoa, this rainbow is hypnotic, huh? ⠀ Use some markers to draw the beginnings of a rainbow on a paper towel. Use a paper clip and some thread to suspend the paper towel above a Petri dish. With the addition of water, your rainbow begins to inch towards the sky! A material is considered “wettable” if it interacts with water more strongly than water molecules interact amongst themselves. Water strives to maximize contact area with a “wettable” material, and spreads out over the surface. In our experiment, the water thus “wets” the paper towel, but gravity interferes with its ability to rise through it. However, once in the narrow capillaries of the wetted material, the water’s surface adopts a concave shape, forming a meniscus. Meanwhile, the water pressure under this meniscus becomes lower than atmospheric pressure, and the water begins to rise. A paper towel consists of plant fibers that have numerous capillaries in their structure that the water can rise through. The thinner the capillary, the higher the water rises, trying to balance the pressure difference. The water thus moves upward through the material, lifting the dye molecules with it. #melscience #melchemistry #coolexperiments #scienceisfun #scienceforkids #diy #rainbow #wow

Looks like this glass has achieved Zen ⠀ Arrange the cups to form a triangle. Set the handle of each knife on the base of a separate cup and interweave the blades so they overlap with one another. You can even balance a heavy glass of water in the center, where all three blades are connected – the construction can support it! Repeat this experiment with thin wooden sticks. The construction still holds! The whole system remains balanced because the pivot points of its various components combine to support each other. Each knife rests with one end on a cup, and the opposite end on another blade. In other words, for each knife there are two others; the force from the first is directed upwards, and the force from the second is directed downwards. Therefore, movement in any direction from any of the knives sets the entire system in motion. The forces are arranged in such a way that if the pressure on one knife increases, the others tend to compensate. The same goes for the thin wooden sticks. #melscience #melchemistry #coolexperiments #scienceisfun #scienceforkids #knives #equilibrium

Science art! This is a bactrial handprint of an 8 year old after playing outside. • There's bacteria everywhere, even if you can't see it. Although in this situation - you can! All of the different colors/colonies represent different species of bacteria. Some could be harmful in extreme amounts, but for the most part its all just normal flora, bacteria, and yeast. However, the brain looking aggregate (swipe for more pics) between the thumb and index finger is a contaminant. • All credit goes to @tasturm1 for the photos. This is so beautiful and a great reminder that washing our hands is important! • #stemthemyoung #scienceart #agarart #artandscience #scienceforkids #biologymemes #chemistrymemes #scicomm #yeast #bacteria #stemeducation #sciencekids #steminist #womeninstem #womeninresearch #michiganmedicine #uofm #stemgirls #womenwhoscience #engineering #kidartwork

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I have placed two glasses with blue water on top of two glasses with yellow water and when cards were removed between glasses, colours on the right quickly mixed, but they didn't on the left. The temperature of the water made this experiment possible. I added a bit of hot water from a kettle to the yellow glass on the right and to the blue glass on the left. Hot water is less dense than cold water so it rises to the top as oil would. But in case hot water is already on top, it does not move anywhere and colours do not mix #TheDadLab #scienceforkids #fatherandson