Memorial Early Childhood Center

 

 

We experimented with real thermometers...moving them from hot to warm to cold water and watching the mercury move up and down.

We experimented with which parts of the room were the warmest and which were cooler.

We talked about how our bodies have a constant temperature and what it means when we "have a temperature."

We learned about what temperatures occur during which season and what we should wear.

We learned that rain freezes into snow flakes at 32 degrees. We looked at snowflakes up close!

 

 

Snow by P.D. Eastman

 

Where does rain, sleet and snow come from by Baby Professor

 

Super simple things to do with temperature: fun and easy science for kids by Kelly Doudna

 

Youtube:

Where Do Snowflakes Come From? Scishow kids

This Time Lapse Video of Snowflakes Being Formed is Absolutely Beautiful «TwistedSifter by freedawn home

"The Snowflake Man" (a short film about Snowflake Bentley) Chuck Smith