Preschool Powol Packets

Fall is a fabulous time of year to take a closer look at leaves!  There are many, many science experiments, crafts, games, and topics for preschoolers to study that relate to leaves!  Inspired by Little Giraffes "All About a Leaf ," I created the printable "My Leaf Report " for preschoolers!  Click here to download it for free ! Then go outside and let your child choose a leaf to analyze.  Help him fill out the different pieces of information and let him draw a picture of his leaf.  He will be using science, reasoning, and communication skills as he analyzes his leaf with you. Do you like the free " My Leaf Report " for preschoolers?  I would love to hear if you use it and see pictures of you and your preschooler!  You can always send an email or leave a comment!

This classic experiment is a fun Halloween science experiment when you use a spooky  glove instead of a balloon! Watch the glove stand up straight in this Halloween-themed science project!   Halloween Science Experiment Spooky Glove Supplies: gloves water bottle(s) tape vinegar baking soda Procedure: 1.  Carefully squish the fingers of the glove together so the baking soda doesn't fall into them. 2.  Let your preschooler spoon about 1 1/2 teaspoons baking soda inside the glove. 3.  Fill the bottle about 1/3 full of vinegar. 4.  Without letting the baking soda fall in the bottle, tape the glove to the opening of the bottle.  Make sure the connection between the glove and the bottle is air-tight!  Use your helpers to make this part easy! 5.  Let your child dump the baking soda into the bottle, and watch the "magic!" ** Put your bottle in a tub or near the sink to catch any spills! ** Explanation: When baking soda (a base) and vinegar (an acid