1418: Turning Your Kitchen into a Science Lab for Kids
Aug 23, 2021•9 min•Ep. 1418
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Episode description
Having fun learning science at home with young people in your life is easy when you know how.
Early childhood education specialist Lili-Ann Kriegler says there's plenty activities you can do in your kitchen that helps to teach children about weight, temperature, texture, light and sound.
The author of Edu-Chameleon joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to share some ideas including growing beans and crystals, making water xylophones and watching colourful water 'walk' from one jar into another.
Early childhood education specialist Lili-Ann Kriegler says there's plenty activities you can do in your kitchen that helps to teach children about weight, temperature, texture, light and sound.
The author of Edu-Chameleon joins Jennie Lenman in this podcast to share some ideas including growing beans and crystals, making water xylophones and watching colourful water 'walk' from one jar into another.
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