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An at-grade level book about weather

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Welcome to CK-12 Foundation | CK-12 Foundation

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A webpage with listed ideas to engage with animals in your own backyard

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Get ideas for fun ways to observe animals in your own backyard!

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Article with resources regarding recycled items and their properties

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Today's Wonder of the Day takes a look at what happens after you reduce, reuse, and recycle!

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Interactive site that allows students to color a picture and add objects related to the winter season

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Our Seasons Paint and Makes are creative activities for kids. Learn about the
4 seasons - spring, winter, summer & fall, while painting scenes and placing
seasonal objects in the scene! Kids can play this over and over and create
so many different winter scenes.

build snow people with snow, sticks and stones, dress them up in fun ways"Dress for Winter" also helps kids understand the importance of dressing warmly for winter!
"Snowmen"
with scarves, hats, mittens and earmuffs!

"Winter Kids" shows the winter fun kids can have - sledding and building with snow!
"Winter Animals" shows some animals in the winter and what they might be doing!
"Snow animals" leaves the most up to the imagination of the kids! So many combinations
of animals can be made with the various sized snowballs, sticks and leaves - encouraging
problem solving and creativity!

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Our Seasons Paint and Makes are creative activities for kids. Learn about the 4 seasons - spring, winter, summer & fall, while painting scenes and placing seasonal objects in the scene! Kids can play this over and over and create so many different winter scenes.

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Animal farm game where students learn and identify what forest animals do by answering basic questions (Ex: Which animal lays eggs?)

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Our preschool animals have fun learning activities for toddlers, preschool and kindergarten. With bright colors, fun animations, animal sounds and narration, they help young kids learn about animals in different environments.

This activity teaches animal sounds and asks simple questions about farm animals!

It has audio instructions and fun animations and sound to keep learning fun. Learn about animals on a farm, animal sounds and build vocabulary and have fun at the same time!

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Animal Farm Game - Preschool & Kindergarten Games

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Play a game about farm animals - Preschool and kindergarten games. Sound, animation and fun.

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Explanation of how crickets tell the temperature

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Can crickets tell the temperature? The answer is in their chirp!

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For many people, opening their windows to a chorus of crickets is a hallmark of summer nights and fall mornings, but did you know that their nightly symphony can also be used as a thermometer? By counting the frequency of their chirps, you can estimate the temperature with arithmetic!

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Video clip of penguins getting out of the water

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This site is a curated collection of science phenomena for the NGSS, along with phenomenon based learning resources and help for how to use phenomenon to drive student questions in the classroom centered around 3 dimensional teaching and learning.

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Time lapse of snowman melting with visible sun and moon

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Description: This video shows a snowman melting over a couple of days. Both the sun and moon can be seen in the video and differences in melting rates can be seen at night and during the day. Students could build snowman or use substitutes (e.g. ice) and place them in different locations around the school.

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Snowman Melt Timelapse - The Wonder of Science

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Description: This video shows a snowman melting over a couple of days. Both the sun and moon can be seen in the video and differences in melting rates can be seen at night and during the day. Students could build snowman or use substitutes (e.g.

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Video of fall foliage specific to Ohio

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Fabulous Fall Foliage | Know Ohio | PBS LearningMedia

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Peak fall foliage in Ohio typically occurs in early October. (Foliage is a fancy word for leaves!) Learn what causes leaves to change from green to red, orange, and yellow. Check out examples of a map from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources that tracks the color change each year.

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Video showcasing various materials and their purpose (Ex: Raincoats are made of plastic. They are good for the job because plastic is waterproof.)

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Materials 6 | STEM from the START | PBS LearningMedia

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The Quinks observe four objects-a window, a bridge, raincoats, and a balloon. For each object they make observations about how the object is being used, and then ask a question about why the material the object is made of is right for the job.

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Video of Daniel Tiger exploring the sounds of various instruments with different properties and materials

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Music for Growing | Spring | PBS LearningMedia

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Discover elements of music and explore sounds with Daniel Tiger! In this activity, children will observe different musical sounds by watching a clip from the Daniel Tiger episide “Katerina Gets Mad.” Then they can explore how music grows from low to high and use movement to relate it to how living things grow from small to large.
NOTE: The PDF document assets and Support Materials are also available in Spanish.