Science area preschool

Easy preschool science center, preschool discovery centers, and preschool discovery tables for home or classroom use. Explore preschool science with child led science activities on a variety of themes. Plus read about science centers from teachers!

This is a very neat and organized center. Looks so clean and inviting. I am sure this would be very popular with children.

Your science center doesn't need to take up much space - see how we've used ours over the school year!

Hello! The My Big World magazine for April is here and it has been one of our favorites so far! We were learning about Animals in the Rain and Seeds! We started our month with a nature science center that included the following topics: insects, seasons, wind, nature, day and night, seeds, tornados, and plants. We explored and sorted seeds. We planted our own seeds to take home. We worked on our classroom garden. Join the fun! Sign up for a 30-day free trial to My Big World today! Keep…

Description Make learning about Trees and Leaves FUN and hands on in your classroom using this science unit made just for little learners! Use a small table or a small bookshelf to create an engaging science center full of hands on materials for students to explore and investigate using the included printables, vocabulary cards, book, anchor charts, and discovery pages (science journal pages)! Included is a read aloud book for circle time, anchor charts, and a suggested book list. There is…

How to set up the Science Center in your Early Childhood Classroom

Leaf sorting in the science area for fall.

These 5 hands-on ways to sort by color are a great way to engage students in this essential early learning skill!

PinterestFacebookEmailTwitter The science center in my classroom is always a busy place. Students can observe, experiment, create, construct, classify, compare and question. Students are natural-born scientists. They are curious and eager to explore the world and everything in it! As teachers, it is our job to nurture their scientific spirit and help students form questions,...Read More

One thing readers most request is inexpensive (or free) teaching materials. Here is the first "Teach with Trash" idea, and I plan to have more to come.