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Preparing various materials for the child to build houses and then conducting a test on the children’s houses to see if they are resistant to wind and water

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In this activity, the children will draw around each other on a large sheet of paper, then identify the body parts on the drawing and draw the body parts on it with the name of each part.

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Spin art is an easy and almost mess free art activity
You could experiment using different types of paper

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Paint

Salad Spinner

Paper or coffee filters

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1. Social and emotional skills

2. Creativity and imagination

3. Motor Skills

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what are domains linked to this experiment?

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what are domains linked to this experiment?

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This experience is related to the social and linguistic domain because it will enhance language by learning new concepts about body parts. It will also enhance the social domain for children because they will communicate with each other through each child drawing the shape of a body on paper for the other.

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 In this activity, children engage in painting on a sheet of ice, allowing them to explore changes in states of matter 

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This is a fun way to learn about magnetismand just needs a paperclippaper and large magnet.

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:Materials

Baking Tray

Water based paints

Paper

Water

Paintbrush

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The  aim   of   the  activity  is   to   discover  whether  ice  melts   faster  in   hot   or   cold  water.  It’s  a   brilliant  activity  for  introducing  changes  of  state  to  young  children

Materials
Sticks   Plastic  fish   Water   String   Trays   Timer
Physical Proportional to the visual because they move their hands

Malak

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Large  papers-
Pens-
colors-

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Sticks   Straws   Marshmallows   LEGO   Squeezy  bottle  or  fan   Sugar  cubes

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Cognitive Development: children learn about changes in states of matter, specifically the transition from (ice) to (melted ice).

Fine Motor Skills: applying paint with a brush on ice and paper improves coordination.

Creativity: children can express their creativity by creating colorful designs on the ice.

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related to the physical and cognitive domains because they will develop their fine motor skills when building the house and in the cognitive domain they will think about how they can build strong houses

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A snow volcano is an exciting and educational activity that demonstrates a simple chemical reaction, all while avoiding the complexity of creating an indoor volcano. The striking contrast between the white snow and the red "lava" adds to the fun and learning experience.

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Freeze  characters  into  ice  shapes  and  let  children  try  to  rescue  them.  You  could  even  use  salt  to   experiment  speeding  up  the  melting  process

Materials   Water   Different  shaped  containers   Toy  characters   Warm  water   Cold  Water   Salt     Pipettes
Cognitive they now they will think about how they will make it
Physical Proportional to the visual because they move their hands

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Materials:

Baking soda (bicarbonate of soda)

Washing up liquid

Red food coloring

30 ml vinegar

Jar or plastic bottle

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Cognitive Development: children learn about the basic principles of chemical reactions and how mixing an acid (vinegar) with a base (baking soda) results in the release of gas (carbon dioxide) and foaming.

Fine Motor Skills: measuring ingredients involve fine motor skills.

Creativity: Children can use their creativity to design and build the snow volcano.

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1. Language and literacy development

2. Motor Skills

3. Social and emotional skills

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This experiment teaches children about buoyancy and speed using boat building and racing.

The purpose of this activity is to teach children about materials, buoyancy, and how gradients affect the speed of objects.

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Materials:

Paper

Optional pirate decorations (for creative flair)

Corks

Elastic bands

Skewers

Black cardboard

Wooden lolly sticks

Washing up sponges

Plasticine

Glue

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Cognitive Development: children learn about the properties of different materials and their buoyancy in water.

Fine Motor Skills: Building the boats from various materials helps develop fine motor skills and precision.

Creativity: Creating boats from different materials allows for creativity and encourages imaginative thinking.