Awesome Outdoor Science Experiments for Kids: 50+ STEAM Projects and Why They Work

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Awesome Outdoor Science Experiments for Kids: 50+ STEAM Projects and Why They Work

By: Megan Olivia Hall

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Rockridge Press / 2021 / Paperback

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What makes plants grow? Why does the moon change shape in the sky? Help your 5- to 10-year-olds find the answers with this treasure trove of science-in-action experiments. Activities focus on aspects of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and math) and include easy-to-follow steps. Experiments use basic household items and may require limited adult assistance. 170 pages, softcover from Rockridge.

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Title: Awesome Outdoor Science Experiments for Kids: 50+ STEAM Projects and Why They Work
By: Megan Olivia Hall
Format: Paperback
Number of Pages: 170
Vendor: Rockridge Press
Publication Date: 2021

Dimensions: 9 X 8.5 (inches)
Weight: 1 pound 6 ounces
ISBN: 1648769365
ISBN-13: 9781648769368
Series: Awesome STEAM Activities for Kids
Stock No: WW769368

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Explore the outdoors with hands-on science activities for kids ages 5 to 10

Kids are full of big questions like "What makes plants grow?" or "Why does the moon change shape in the sky?". Awesome Outdoor Experiments for Kids can help them find the answers! It's a treasure trove of outdoor adventures, with more than 50 fun experiments that show kids science in action as they play outside.

Every experiment focuses on at least one aspect of STEAM: science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. As kids explore each activity outdoors, they'll get the chance to interact with nature and the amazing processes that are happening all around them. They'll observe bug behavior, build a beaver dam, predict the weather, and so much more.

Discover the ultimate guide to an outdoor science lab for kids:

Easy to do at home—The activities use basic items that are probably already around the house and include easy-to-follow steps.
Hows and whys—Kids will learn the real science behind every result with simple explanations of what happened, tips for exploring more, and fascinating questions to think about.
Just for kids—Little ones might need a little help from a grown-up for certain steps, but these experiments are designed for kids to do all by themselves.

Get kids outdoors with a book of hands-on experiments that show them the power of nature!

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DR. MEGAN OLIVIA HALL is the 2013 Minnesota Teacher of the Year. A National Board Certified teacher, she teaches science and agriculture at Open World Learning Community. Her books include Awesome Kitchen Science Experiments for Kids, Awesome Outdoor Science Experiments for Kids, and Big Chemistry Experiments for Little Kids.

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"From Eclipse on a Stick to Enlightening Bugs, this book is the bee’s knees. In other words, it’s awesome." —Richard Louv, author of Last Child in the Woods and Our Wild Calling
"Megan Olivia Hall makes STEAM fun while demystifying the concepts behind the phenomena. Once you try a couple of these experiments, you and the kids will see the world differently. Megan changed my paradigm of engineering as an indoor activity. So many amazing outdoor engineering experiments! I honestly didn’t know I could be an artist, but balancing rocks and making seed mosaics helped me and my kids (ages 6 and 9) find our inner Andrew Goldsworthy. I’m excited to continue exploring the STEAM all around us." —Josh Leonard, education director, Belwin Outdoor Science and Minnesota Environmental Educator of the Year 2016
"Megan Olivia Hall has given us a wonderful gift with these smart and fun interactive science activities. Each one is unique and easy to do, offering simple and deep ways to engage with the natural world and connecting us back to each other and ourselves." —Jean M. Larson, PhD, CTRS, HTR, Nature-Based Therapeutic Services, Minnesota Landscape Arboretum