This website features interactive games, videos, and posts by and for Lower Elementary students in science class. You can also take a look at some of the topics that we have covered in the past year.
The most recent activity will always show up at the top of the home page. You can click on different topics to see different parts of the site.
We will be updating this page with new material whenever we want to share new games or information with you. Please help your children use this site by sitting with them as they play or watch. This is a great chance to chat about what they’re learning in science!
This site also gets MANY visitors from all over the world. Welcome!
This is a type of bird. It says "drink your tea!" Click on this picture to play the game.
This game is about nature. It is about the forest. You can see lots of amazing animals. You can learn about the top of the tree, the middle, the bottom, and even the inside and top of a log. One of the best ones is a bird that says, “Drink your tea!!” You will experience the life of nature. This game is amazing.
The LCROSS mission is a search for water on the moon. The LCROSS mission is going to do this by sending a rocket crashing into the moon causing a big impact and creating a crater, throwing tons of debris and potentially water ice and vapor above the lunar surface.
This question was asked during a discussion of how trees produce oxygen, so that people can breathe. Saskia wanted to know if places without many trees, such as deserts, would be harder to breathe in. Great thinking!
Pretty amazing. It seems that everywhere we look in the solar system, there are things to surprise us. The speaker in this video is a little hard to understand, but he said something very interesting – that the salt in the water, plus other discoveries they made, mean that there are the right chemicals for possibly creating life. Forget life on other planets – we should be looking for life on other moons!
This excerpt from the program is about one of my favorite places, the Big Island of Hawaii. When I was in Volcanoes National Park, I had no idea that I was standing near the tallest mountain on Earth!
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