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Science for Kids - Fun Experiments, Facts, Games & Projects

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Enjoy learning about science with a wide range of fun experiments, facts, games, activities, quizzes, videos and projects that are perfect for kids.

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'If your child is like most kids, chances are that he or she is a wellspring of questions, with a thirst for knowledge. At Turtle Diary, we believe this should

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By the 5th grade, kids are ready to tackle more challenging scientific concepts. Turtle Diary's offering of fifth grade science games explore topics such as matter, energy, and the earth on a much deeper level. Our interactive 5th grade science games give students the opportunity to quench their thirst for knowledge through the use of engaging activities. The knowledge gained from these science games are sure to excite and inspire your fifth grade scientist.

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By the 5th grade, kids are ready to tackle more challenging scientific concepts. Turtle Diary's offering of fifth grade science games explore topics such as matter, energy, and the earth on a much deeper level. Our interactive 5th grade science games give students the opportunity to quench their thirst for knowledge through the use of engaging activities.

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Turtle Diary's fourth grade sciences game helps students explore the world around them. Teach them about the water cycle, food chain, solar system and more.

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By the third grade, kids are ready to take on the challenge of learning more advanced scientific concepts. Turtle Diary's third grade science games explore such topics as human anatomy, the animal kingdom, matter, energy, and so much more. Our interactive 3rd grade science games give students the opportunity to quench their thirst for knowledge whether at home or school.

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By the third grade, kids are ready to take on the challenge of learning more advanced scientific concepts. Turtle Diary's third grade science games explore such topics as human anatomy, the animal kingdom, matter, energy, and so much more. Our interactive 3rd grade science games give students the opportunity to quench their thirst for knowledge whether at home or school.

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Play one of Turtle Diary’s large variety of Science games for second grade. These games are a great way to teach students about a large variety of subjects.

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Turtle Diary's science games for first grade will teach kids about the solar system, food chain, the earth, and more. Let kids explore the world of science.

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12 Good Coding Apps for Elementary Students

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Common Core Science books for kids from Delightful Children's Books.

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Science Vocabulary Word Wall {Grades 3-4}

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Science lesson plans for elementary, middle, and high school classrooms teaching life, earth, and physical sciences: activities for kids and students!

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Today's "Best Educational Apps for Kids" list is Best Science apps for elementary school kids. I did not include those animal related apps, as there will be a separate list of "Best Educational Apps for Kids" on "Nature and Animals". If you know any good science apps for kids age 6 to 10, please leave the app name in a comment. I will update the list periodically.

Best Science Apps for Elementary School Kids

Bobo Explores Light: A very well designed science app with engaging interactive activities. The app utilizes multimedia contents when introducing science concepts. Kids will have many opportunities to get hands-on to try out some experiments themselves.

DNA Play is a fun game app teaching kids about DNA and genes. The complex concepts of genes and DNA becomes easy to understand with the well crafted games.

The Human Body by Tinybop is an interactive exploratory app for kids to learn about human body. It doesn't offer lectures, instead, kids go into different parts of the human body, explore, play and observe. Even after playing with the app for a while, I still find something I did not know, every time when I re-visit the app.

The Element is another wonderful chemistry app teaching kids the periodic table. With the interactive images and information, it brings all the elements to life. There is a companion book also.

Chemist is one of my most favorite chemistry app. It is essential a chemistry lab on your tablet. Kids can choose the chemicals, and conditions, such as heated, and operate the experiments, watch the results. It gives kids the freedom to test out different hypothesis without worrying about explosions.

Crazy Gears is a really fun hands-on app, teaching kids about all different kinks of gears, with open-ended play. Kids will get to know the concepts of action and reaction, circular and rotary motion, ratios, tension, ... before they can even say these words.

HowToSmile is a free with over 3000 searchable science activities for kids. I found many creative hands-on ideas to explain some complicated science concepts. It is wonderful resource for teachers, homeschoolers, and parents who want to find more hands-on science ideas to share with kids.

KidScience: an app showing you how to do some science experiments at home. You can search for science experiments by "Experiment Name", "What is in My Pantry", "Age Group", "Science Type" (biology, physics, etc.), and "Amount of Time" the experiment takes. All experiments are easy to do, and with science explanations.

Solar Walk: travel through the solar system with your finger on your iPAD or iPhone. You can tap on any planet you are interested in. The app allows you take close look of each planet in the solar system, and you can spin the planet to get a view from any angle. Kids will have fun flying through the space and holding the planets in their hands.

SkyView: shows the stars and constellations on your device screen while you hold your iPhone or iPAD up, like you are going to take a picture of the sky. When you move your device, the view will change with your move. You can get facts on each star or constellation by simply tapping on the object of your interest. There is a paid version also.

Star Walk: Similar to SkyView, but with much more facts and better pictures. Some additional facts include calendar of celestial events like planetary alignments, full moons, solar eclipses, and meteor showers. There is a quick live sky one page that details when planets will rise and set. I suggest go with Star Walk if kids are beyond SkyView Free.

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NOVA Elements: teach kids periodic table with multi-media materials, 3D models, and fun experiments. Kids play games to build the molecules that make up a number of objects - coffee, bananas, clothes. The content is scientific enough to learn the true science, and easy enough for early elementary kids to follow. It is a great app to get kids started on elements.

Monster Physics: Kids design, build, and operate their own machines, or moving devices with wheels, joins, ropes, propellers. After they build the machines, they can test out and see if they work or not. It is like a prototype facility on screen. Kids get the opportunity to learn physics with their own inventions and parents don't have to worry about them breaking anything.

Where's My Water: one of the first games I played with my son. We still love it. Kids learn fluid physics from playing the games. I have seen quite a few physics games by now, many of them don't have realistic movements. The subjects either move too slow or not responsive to touches. While playing this game, you feel you are playing with the real liquid of different kinds.

Where's My Perry: very similar to Where's My Water, with added challenges, such as hot water meets ice, water turns into steam, ... When kids move up the levels, the game scenario become more challenging, kids have to do some strategic planning to have a step-by-step action plan to win the game. This is another benefit besides learning physics.

Cut the Rope: Cut the rope to feed the candy on the rope to a cute monster. Kids learn basic physics concepts, such as gravity, motion, force, and vector. To solve the puzzle, they have to strategically plan out the sequence and timing of the rope cuttings and execute the plan perfectly. It is another great physics game.

Angry Bird: It is such a popular game that people use "Angry Bird" when they really mean "all the games on iDevice". For this reason, some parents automatically put it into "non-educational" category. While in fact, there are a lot science and strategy in the game, if used correctly, kids can learn lot from the game.

What science games does your child like to play? Please leave a note! I will update the list periodically. Keep in mind, all animal and natural related apps will be in a separate list, which will be posted in the next week or so.

Have elementary kids at home? Make sure check out Best Math Apps for Elementary Kids. For all lists of Best Educational Apps for Kids series, please visit the page Best Educational Apps for Kids. You will like 15 Science YouTube Channels for School Age Kids.

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4 Tips for Successful Elementary Science Stations

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The practices describe behaviors that scientists engage in as they investigate and build models and theories about the natural world and the key set of engineering practices that engineers use as they design and build models and systems. The NRC uses the term practices instead of a term like "skills" to emphasize that engaging in scientific investigation requires not only skill but also knowledge that is specific to each practice. Part of the NRC's intent is to better explain and extend what is meant by "inquiry" in science and the range of cognitive, social, and physical practices that it requires. Although engineering design is similar to scientific inquiry, there are significant differences. For example, scientific inquiry involves the formulation of a question that can be answered through investigation, while engineering design involves the formulation of a problem that can be solved through design. Strengthening the engineering aspects of the Next Generation Science Standards will clarify for students the relevance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (the four STEM fields) to everyday life.

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The practices describe behaviors that scientists engage in as they investigate and build models and theories about the natural world and the key set of engineering practices that engineers use as they design and build models and systems. The NRC uses the term practices instead of a term like "skills" to emphasize that engaging in scientific investigation requires not only skill but also knowledge that is specific to each practice.

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Teachers Looking for NGSS Content

According to the Carnegie Corporation a majority of the country's school districts have adapted the NGSS standards or a similar statewide standard set. The change produced a rapid turnover in science curriculum for educators, some of which is still in process.

Teachers need new content to adapt to the new standards environment. Educational content providers haven't responded quickly, sending many teachers on a never-ending search for online content.

Legends of Learning science games for the classroom are based on the NGSS DCIs, the content recommended by new science standards. With more than 1200 games and simulations for 144 lessons spanning grades 3-8, Legends of Learning offers content for every lesson.

In addition to our NGSS version, paid customers can access GSE, SOLs, and TEKS versions of the platform. More state versions are coming soon. Contact us to learn more about our state versions.

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Science Games for the Classroom - Legends of Learning

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According to the Carnegie Corporation a majority of the country's school districts have adapted the NGSS standards or a similar statewide standard set. The change produced a rapid turnover in science curriculum for educators, some of which is still in process. Teachers need new content to adapt to the new standards environment.