However, the egg drop did make it through the crazy cup contraption. We were all impressed. It also made it through a drop in a bag of cereal. The egg, however, did not fare well in the paper towels. He didn’t think the towels were thick enough! It would be a great egg drop p...
A solar oven uses energy from the sun to heat and cook food. How does a solar oven work? The simple answer is that it absorbs more heat than it releases. Our DIY solar oven below is made of a pizza box, aluminum foil, plastic wrap, and a sheet of black paper. The aluminum foil ...
Posted inCooking,Countryside,Food,WalksTaggedbaking,bluebells,bread,countryside,Easter,England,field,from my kitchen,Hot cross buns,sunset,trees,yeast baking Taking Stock – October Posted onOctober 27, 2021 2 Making: my first soups of the season. Roasted butternut and chilli first. I had ...
And yet, this September, a bit of “new-to-me” magic has revealed itself. This magic is very old and very wise. It springs from Mother Earth and it is good magic. It provides a very necessary food source for the wild ones and a very much appreciated source of visual beauty and a ...
I read something the other day to the effect of we should all be like Winnie the Pooh. He wore a crop top, ate his favorite food all the time, and loved himself fully. I also love that he valued rest. This week Tyler and I were supposed to be on a big family trip that was pos...
or I let my fingers trail over the pilates video on the shelf and land instead on a crossword book. But then there are the sacrifices that give me both instant and delayed rewards. For instance, I sacrifice a clean house or a well-planned dinner in favor of a morning spent sitting on...
Our easy-to-follow template shows the steps! What’s the difference between a scientist and an engineer? Crossword and word search with engineering vocabulary. Engineering vocabulary cards Design a one-of-a-kind invention and write about it with this 5-page activity! Pin...
STEP 1: Add a drop of green or blue food coloring (optional) to your bowl and fill 3/4 with water. Pin STEP 2: Cut two 8″ squares of aluminum foil for each boat. Then form a small boat from the aluminum foil. Time for kids to use their engineering skills!
Check out our favorite food activities for kids here. Learn about the famous Fibonacci sequence of numbers with these printable Fibonacci coloring pages. Try out non-standard measurement around the classroom or house. See how we measured with candy hearts. Take the 100 cup tower challenge for a...