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-bean teepee
-forts?
-large cardboard constructions and pipe constructions
-water wall?

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-pull from amplify/BADM/mystery science/PBS
-peter pan connection
-sid the science kid shadow stuff
https://www.nsta.org/lesson-plan/how-can-we-make-room-dark-possible
https://www.nsta.org/lesson-plan/how-do-shadow-lengths-change-over-time
https://www.nsta.org/lesson-plan/why-my-shadow-always-changing

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Ruff and Smooth Scavenger Hunt | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Search for textured treasures! From a prickly pinecone to a soft sweater, everything we touch has texture. How many textures can you find inside or outside of your house? Race the clock or race a friend with this printable scavenger hunt.

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https://mysteryscience.com/light/properties-of-light-sound

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-3 little pigs
-billy goats fluff
-jack and the beanstalk
-three little bears

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-billy goats boat
-pbs play/learn science app; explore objects and then specific materials and test if they sink or float; discuss weight
-pull from solids/liquids FOSS unit
-magic scratch ocean animals
-DIY wooden stand animals
-galileo ocean craft?

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Sink or Float? The Ice Block Science Experiment | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Get your child thinking about why some things float and some sink with this easy activity that freezes toys into an ice block. Your child can observe which items stick out on top of the ice, and which items get frozen on the bottom.

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Easy Science: Sink or Float? | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Learn about household objects that sink and float in this easy-to-prepare activity.

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great way to test and redesign

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Design a Penny Boat | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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With simple aluminum foil pieces, design a boat with your child and see how many pennies it can hold before it sinks!

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Build and Test Paper Bridges | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Bridges are as diverse as the people and places they connect. Some bridges are strong enough to support the weight of cars, and some are built just for people and pets to walk across. But what determines a bridge's strength? Investigate by constructing paper bridges and testing their weight limits with pennies.

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-revisit billy goats story
-local GG bridge connection
-build with sticks and string
-build with block and legos

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The Suspension Bridge Engineering Project | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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This creative, simple, upcycled suspension bridge will help your child learn about engineering - and give your child's tiny figurines an easy way to move from one neighborhood to the next!

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Craft your own floating boat! You can make mini boats to float or race with recycled water bottles.

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-3 little pigs
-pbs play/learn engineering app; testing different bases, structures
-how a house is built & tangled movie watching ?
-pull from solids/liquids FOSS unit

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-jack and the beanstalk parachute
-drop copters
-properties of materials
-DIY wooden airplanes

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Make Quick and Easy Toy Planes | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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This quick and easy airplane craft is perfect for indoor, outdoor and on-the-go play.

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-finish up other parts of solids/liquids as needed

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garden exploration, pulled from life lab

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Build a Better Birdbath | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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After a birdbath mishap, Ruff wonders if a different column would make it stronger. Which shape would support the most weight?

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Build a Worm Hotel | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Start observing nature with this easy craft, giving earthworms a temporary "hotel" in a dirt-filled container.

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Make a Match With Nature | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Matching up different pieces of nature will get your child to appreciate the big and little details of the world around them.

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-pull from FOSS balance and motion
-pull from pushes/pulls amplify
-DIY wooden roller cars
-pbs science/engr apps
-cardboard ramps, heights, hit the target game
-build on the wall
-obstacle course design at home?
-pinball wizard ruff ruff man activity
-rollercoaster designs?
-friction testing on different household surfaces; watch magic school bus about friction

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pom pom racetrack on the floor with tape

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pom pom racetrack on the floor with tape

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Pom-Pom Racing: Make an Indoor Racetrack | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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This easy racing activity is perfect for cold or rainy indoor days. Set up a quick racetrack on the floor using tape - your child can race trucks, stuffies, or even see which one of you can blow a pom pom around the track the fastest.

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https://mysteryscience.com/pushes/forces-machines-engineering

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Friction Racing | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Friction is a natural, unseen force that slows things down. However, not all surfaces will slow objects at the same rate. If you roll a ball across gravel or a rough sidewalk, it will slow down sooner than if you roll it across a smooth floor or ice.

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Push, Slide, Bounce! Make Your Own Mini-Golf Game | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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When Sparks' Crew saves the day at the Super Duper Store, Sara Snap gives the Crew's raft a strong push. The raft bumps into other objects and bounces off in different directions! You and your child can explore the science how things move with this exciting game.

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-amplify unit, with additions from mystery science and biomimicry institute

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https://mysteryscience.com/powers/plant-animal-structures-and-survival

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Craft a Color Changing Chameleon | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Turn a couple of paper plates and some paint into a great visualization of how chameleons change colors to match their settings.

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Parachute Parade | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Challenge your family to strengthen their engineering skills by designing a parachute that helps a toy mini-figure reach the ground slowly and safely.

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Build a Better Bunny-Copter | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Help your child build a twirling bunny-copter! It will help him learn how to recognize the value of refining and optimizing an existing invention to improve its performance.

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Make a Composter | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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What happens to a pile of old leaves outside when you add a dash of time, maybe some worms, and a healthy splash of moisture? Make soil perfect for a garden just like Daisy's!

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Experience the Wonders of Wind | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Introduce your child to the wonders of wind and how it can make things move.

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Make a Wind Gauge | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Measure wind speed around your neighborhood with a DIY wind gauge.

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Where Is the Wind Going? Try a DIY Weather Vane | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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A change in seasons is a great time to get kids thinking about the weather. This hands-on lesson in meteorology can get kids thinking about taking measurements, collecting data, looking for patterns, and making predictions about the environment.

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Paint With Nature | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Get outside and have fun with nature, using natural objects (leaves, flowers, or anything else!) as brushes or stamps to paint creative art projects.

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Make Sun Prints | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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When sunlight interacts with our bodies, it warms us. When sunlight interacts with light-sensitive paper, it changes the color of the exposed paper and leaves a silhouette (like a shadow) of any object placed on top of the paper. In this activity, observe the sun's energy while also experiencing nature and making art!

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How to Make a Newspaper Kite | DIY Kite | Crafts for Kids

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Learn how to make a newspaper kite on PBS KIDS for Parents. Building a kite is a great way to explore wind and how it moves things.

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Kitchen Science With Fall Leaves | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Simple science doesn't just show children things that will happen for sure (like exploding baking soda and vinegar volcanoes), it also teaches them to ask questions, wonder "What will happen if...", and develop an experiment to answer the question. What will happen if you put leaves from your yard in different liquids?

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Go Magnet Fishing | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Magnets are pieces of iron (or other metals) that have magnetic fields and are attracted to other iron-containing objects. We use magnets to hold loose papers or photographs on a refrigerator. Magnets can also be used to attach the corners of a shower curtain to a bathtub or to temporarily attach two parts of a toy together such as the two paws on a stuffed animal.

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Pressing Flowers | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Bring the outside indoors by creating pressed flower art with your child while discussing the properties and appearance of different blossoms.

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Play a Scent Memory Game | Crafts for Kids | PBS KIDS for Parents

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Put your nose to the test with this scent matching activity! Our sense of smell is called olfaction, and it can help children make connections with their surroundings. By using their sense of smell, kids can investigate and distinguish between different objects and materials.

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Ups and Downs - Activity | The Ruff Ruffman Show | PBS LearningMedia

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Explore sports science and build a ramp that will roll a ball right to the target in this activity from The Ruff Ruffman Show. This resource is part of The Ruff Ruffman Show Science Collection.

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The Ruff Ruffman Show: Science | PBS LearningMedia

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Targeted to students in kindergarten to second grade, this science resource collection from The Ruff Ruffman Show features teacher's guides, YouTube-inspired videos, digital games, and student activities in English and Spanish starring canine host extraordinaire, Ruff Ruffman.

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Students learn about meteorology and weather changes, and discuss how weather affects daily life.

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Different Types of Weather | PBS LearningMedia

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Learn how four factors-temperature, wind, precipitation, and sunlight and clouds-are present in different types of weather in this video gallery from WGBH. Weather factors are always changing and each unique combination of factors describes a different type of weather.

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Good Thinking! - 'Tis the Season for a Reason | PBS LearningMedia

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'Tis the Season for a Reason - investigates common student difficulties in understanding the cause of the seasons as well as common pitfalls and helpful approaches.

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Meet the Helpers | Meteorologists are Helpers: Quick Look | PBS LearningMedia

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Help children learn about important community helpers in a calm and fun environment, so when an emergency strikes, they will understand who to look for and how to help. Meet a Meteorologist. Learn more about how Meteorologists serve our community. Explore the entire Meet the Helpers collection!

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Explore natural and human made light sources in the environment in this live-action video produced by WGBH. The video can help children observe and identify light sources and describe objects that are visible in the light's path.

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Communicating with Light | PBS LearningMedia

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Observe a group of children using light to communicate over a distance in this live-action video produced by WGBH. Use the video to observe strategies for using light to communicate across a distance as well as to design a light signal code to help you communicate to solve a problem from different locations.

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How could you send a secret message to someone far away?

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In this Mystery, students practice using light to communicate information.