Guest post by Jennifer from  Education.com In this  fun educational project , children discover firsthand how animals can help distrib...

It didn't seem all too long ago we were blogging about the last solar eclipse that was visible in our area. Five years flies by!! My th...

Saturday night at dinner time had us conversing about our world. Somehow, the conversation was turned to, "What do you think will happe...

Last week, we celebrated the Ultimate Pi Day (3.141592653...) with a Pi Party in the park. We had 20-30 people attend and had so much fun! ...

Guess what?? Pi Day is my favorite nerdy holiday! My favorite activity so far has been celebrating with a Pi Party in the park. We made  Pi...

With the new baby , we've been spending a lot of time at home and encouraging quiet activities. Being from Vegas, I have more than my fa...

Fun with friction! Felt and fleece work really well when it comes to adhering to other materials using friction alone. This is a great,...

Christopher Danielson has been a reader of this blog since the beginning. He started the Talking Math with Your Kids blog  where he discuss...

A few weeks ago, J woke me up from a much needed nap telling me that he wanted to do science. I asked what he wanted to do, and he really wa...

We recently had a rodent eat all of the leaves off of our cucumber plants : My husband had high hopes that they would recover. I, on th...

This Dancing Raisins experiment came from our Magic School Bus Science Club  kit on solids, liquids, and gases. It involves raisins, tap wat...

I guess this is our punishment for 80 degree weather in March. Something ate all of our cucumber leaves!! This makes us all sad (J w...

After a month of much needed rain (and we still need more to not see sky-high produce costs this summer), we've been blessed with sunshi...

Happy Pi Day to you!! Today, I'm participating in my first ever Blog Hop. Some math loving mommy bloggers and I have all written posts a...

Let me tell you how excited I am about March 2014. Basically, it's Pi MONTH! 3.14, get it? Why wait till March 14 (also 3.14, in the US,...

We've had a rough week. Last Thursday, J decided to grab the inside of a restroom door as it was being shut, breaking the tip of his ...

J spent a day sick at home last week. It was a minor illness, so he was very antsy about being inside all day. He pulled out his dice to ...

I promised J some science after naptime. I decided to nap too instead of prepare a science lesson. He awoke pretty excited, so I asked him w...

Lately, J has been playing this game where he pulls out everything he owns and hides it behind his back. He then makes us guess what it is ...

It's always fun to do an annual reflection on how things are going with this blog and my goals. Thanks for joining me on our science adv...