My Shadow is Growing Faster Than Me Holds #1 New Release A Deeper Look at the Story, Science, and Discovery Inside We’re thrilled to share that My Shadow is Growing Faster Than Me, the newest picture book in the Little Laurie series by author and science educator Renée Bandes and education coach Michael A Evans, […]
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Introducing the Scientific Method to Kids: A Gentle Guide for Curious Minds Ages 3–7 Children are natural scientists. Before they can even form full sentences, they are already investigating the world with wide eyes, eager hands, and a flood of questions that would exhaust even the most patient adult. “Why is the sky blue?” “What
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We’re thrilled to announce the newest addition to Little Laurie’s Science Stories — Hello, Nature! — a coloring book designed to invite preschoolers and early elementary learners into a world of curiosity, creativity, and scientific discovery. Now available on Amazon, this unique book blends simple STEM concepts with playful artwork, giving families and educators a
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Storytelling has a unique power to captivate young minds, making it an invaluable tool in sparking scientific inquiry among early learners. Children are naturally curious, and stories that incorporate scientific elements can help channel this curiosity toward understanding the world around them. A series like “Little Laurie’s Science Stories” allows children to explore scientific concepts
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Nature Scavenger Hunt: Inspiring Early Scientific Thought through Outdoor Exploration Imagine a sunny day, the chirping of birds, and the rustle of leaves underfoot as your child explores the wonders of the natural world. Outdoor activities can be a fantastic opportunity for learning, providing children with hands-on experiences that inspire curiosity and a love of
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Building a Sundial Sundials are some of the oldest timekeeping devices in the world. Sundials work by using the sun’s position in the sky to tell time and building one can be a fun and educational STEM activity for elementary school-aged children. Sundials have been used for thousands of years, with evidence of their use
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The spring equinox is a great opportunity to teach your child about the changing seasons and how the Earth moves around the sun. Here are some tips for prompting discussion and guiding your child through some observations: Start with the basics. Begin by explaining to your child that the Earth moves around the sun and
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Storytelling is a powerful tool to enhance science literacy in young children. Reading fluency IS science literacy.
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Engage imaginations and teach STEAM concepts with storytelling and trap building. Lesson plan and class ideas included!
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Teaching science lessons that align with NGSS standards can be difficult. Little Laurie’s Science Stories can serve as a valuable resource.
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