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100 Brilliant STEM Activities Using Everyday Items

October 15, 2018 | 2 Comments
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Hands-on STEM learning makes learning come alive, but I’ve always been science-phobic. My kids not so much. So, STEM learning has to be easy in my home and nothing is easier than using everyday items.

Your kids will love these 100 brilliant STEM activities using everyday items. I know you’ll find one or two STEM activities you can use.

STEM learning has to be easy in my home and nothing is easier than using everyday items. Your kids will love these 100 brilliant STEM activities using everyday items.

6 Engaging STEM Activities from Teachers are Terrific
10+ Awesome Homemade Marble Runs from Buggy and Buddy
BioFilm Experiment from The Homeschool Scientist

Build a Drinking Straw Roller Coaster from Frugal Fun 4 Boys
Build a Lemon Battery from Inspirational Laboratories
Build an Area and Perimeter City from Teach Beside Me
Building Structures with Candy Gumdrops from Lemon Lime Adventures
Candy Cane Science from Inspirational Laboratories

Homeschool STEM Activities

Candy Corn Catapults from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
Charcoal Water Purifying Experiment – The Homeschool Scientist
Chemical Reactions: Make a Penny Turn Green from Buggy and Buddy

Circuit Maze Stem Activity from The Homeschool Scientist
Cleaning Pennies Experiment from Teach Beside Me
Collect Iron Bits from Cereal from Scientific Americanl
Constellations Geoboard from School Time Snippets

DIY Geodes From Egg Shells from Planning Playtime
DIY Magnetic Slime from Frugal Fun 4 Boys

DIY Oobleck from Babble Dabble Do
DIY Rock Candy from Growing a Jeweled Rose
Easy Bird Feeders at The Homeschool Scientist
Electricity STEM: Lighting Up a Shoebox Tiny House

Homeschool Science

Edible Earth’s Layers from Left Brain Craft Brain
Edible Science for Kids from Little Bins for Little Hearts
Elephant Toothpaste Experiment at From ABCs to ACTs
Engino Discovering Stem: Levers, Linkages & Structures Building Kit

Gingerbread House Building STEM from Science Kiddo
Glow In The Dark DIY Play Dough from DIY Candy
Grow a Potato Indoors at What We Do All Day
Grow Your Name in Grass from iFamily

Homemade Glow in the Dark Slime from A Pumpkin and A Princess
Homemade Glow-in-the-Dark Bouncy Balls from Growing a Jeweled Rose
How Many Ways Can You Stop a Pipeline Leak? at Teachers are Terrific
How to Grow Bacteria from No Time for Flashcards

How to Make a Rainbow at Inspirational Laboratories
How to Make a Sinkhole – Education Possible
How to Make a Solar Oven at Education.com
How to Make a Worm Observatory from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
How to Make Edible Glass from Go Science Girls

How to Make Ice cream in a Bag from 2 Little Hooligans
How to Make Lightning from Learn, Play, Imagine
How to Open and Close a Pinecone from Lemon Lime Adventures
How to Shrink an Egg from Science Sparks
How to Turn Milk into Plastic from How Wee Learn

STEM Activities Using Everyday Items

How to Use Squishy Circuits: The Technical Side of STEM from Schooling a Monkey
Invisible Ink with Baking Soda and Juice from Share it Science
Invisible Messages with Wax and Watercolors from Share it Science
Juice Box Balloon Car from Raising Whasians
Keva Planks – Structures, 200 Plank Set

STEM learning has to be easy in my home and nothing is easier than using everyday items. Your kids will love these 100 brilliant STEM activities using everyday items. CLICK HERE!

LEGO Brick Plant Cell from LEGO Ideas
Magic Bending Water at Frugal Fun 4 Boys
Make a Mold Terrarium at The Homeschool Scientist

Make a Simple Solar Still to Distill Water at Teach Beside Me
Make an Electroscope from The Homeschool Scientist
Make Your Own Compass from Gift of Curiosity
Make your own Electromagnet from The Naked Scientists

Make Your Own Tinker Box Robot from KC Edventures
Medieval China STEM Activity from Student Savvy
Morse code with beads at Mama Smiles
Pencil Catapult STEM Activity from Little Bins for Little Hands
Pitsco Heavy Density Balsa Wood Strips

Plastic cups in love – experimental demonstration of Bernoulli’s principle from Reeko’s Science
Playdoh Layers of the Earth from Playdough to Plato
Poolside Stem using Pool Noodles from My Little Poppies
Pop Rocks Science Exploring Viscosity at Little Bins for Little Hands

Rubber Band Helicopters – Instructables by LanceMakes in Education
Simulate a Cloud Experiment from Adventures in Mommydom
Skoolzy Straws and Connectors Building Kit
Snow Ice Simple Science from STEAM Powered Family

Solid to Liquid to Gas Experiment With Ice Cubes from Gift of Curiosity
Spaghetti Tower STEM Challenge with a Twist from Mama Smiles

STEM Activities

STEM: Build a Da Vinci Parachute Activity

Sticky Water, Surface Tension – Reeko’s Mad Science Lab
Sunshine and Solar Panels from The Educator’s Spin On It
Testing the Strength of Aluminum Foil from Schooling a Monkey
Tangrams from This Reading Mama

The Science of Condensation and Frost from Schooling a Monke
The Science of Yogurt from Science Buddies
Tornado in a Bottle Experiment from Edventures with Kids
Water Cycle Discovery Project from Little Bins for Little Hands

Keep this list handy because it’s great to add to any unit study! Did you find one or two you can do now?

This blog hop is organized by iHomeschool Network, a collaboration of outstanding homeschool bloggers who connect with each other and with family-friendly companies in mutual beneficial projects.

Click the image below to visit all the other blog articles from the homeschool moms of the iHomeschool Network.Hugs and love ya,

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100 Best and Easy Ways to Organize Homeschooled Kids

December 8, 2014 | 12 Comments
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I’m excited today to share 100 Ways to Organize Kids. When we share learning and living spaces, it’s difficult to say the least to keep the clutter corralled.

Too, it’s easier to train our kids from the time they can toddle to learn to put away their things than it is to wait until they are teens to develop the love of organizing. 

Also, we need to provide kids a place to put away all their things. 

The dreaded words of go clean your room do not have to be followed by moans and sighs because we have taken time to teach them where all their things do belong.

So, I have divided this page out by the troubled areas in organizing kids’ spaces so that you can grab a few tips that will make our organization efforts count!

100 Best and Easy Ways to Organize Homeschooled Kids

General Tips for Organizing Kids

Frugal Tips for Organizing Kids Room
Organizing the Unorganized Learner
Organizing tips from homeschool Moms
50 Clever DIY Storage Ideas To Organize Kids’ Room

Helping Disorganized Kids Become Organized
5 Ways to Develop Your Child’s Organizational Skills


6 Simple Successful Strategies for Homeschool
49 Clever Storage Solutions For Living With Kids

10 Must Do Ways to Organize Kids Things

Chore Charts

Dry Erase Chore Charts
Task Cards.
Free Printable Chore Charts for Kids
Free Printable Chore Charts
Free printable kid’s morning routine chart
Kid’s Routine Chart and Printables
KIDS’ ROUTINE CHECKLISTS
Free Homeschool Time Management Printables for Kids
FREE PRINTABLE CHORE CHART

DIY Organizing Tips and Projects for Kids

DIY Homeschool Organizing With Duct Tape
DIY Cookie Sheet Chore Charts
DIY Caddy with Duct Tape & Empty Cartons for School Supplies

Organizing Kids’ Art & Crafts Supplies

Get Organized: Kid’s Art Supplies
5 Minute Art Display
Organizing Craft Supplies with what’s already in your house
10 Best Ways To Organize Art Supplies
3 STEPS TO CREATE AN ART CADDY FOR KIDS

Organizing Kids’ Books

Organizing Children’s Books
17 Creative Book Storage Ideas When You Homeschool
DIY Wall Book Display + 12 More Kid’s Book Storage Ideas
Organizing Children’s Books

Organizing Kids’ Clothes

How To Stop Folding Your Kid’s Laundry (And Keep Your Sanity)
The Organized Clothing Challenge
10 Steps to Organize Your Child’s Clothes, Shoes, and Outerwear

Organizing Kids’ Closets

Tips on Organizing Kids Closets
Organized Nursery Closet
Home Sweet Home on a Budget: Organizing Kids’ Closets
Young Kid Closet and Organization
7 Tips for Organizing a Shared Closet for Kids
How to Organize a Kid’s Closet

Organizing Kids’ Toys Inside the House and Out

Garage Outdoor Toy Organization
15 Ways to Organize Kids’ Toys
Car Hacks, Tricks and Tips for Families
DIY Colorful Display for Toys

58 Genius Toy Storage Ideas & Organization Hacks for Your Kids’ Room
Top 10 Inspirational DIY Toy Storage Ideas
How To Clean Outdoor Toys
Smart Storage Ideas for Kids Toys + DIY LEGO Storage
Wood Crate Toy Storage

How to Organize Kids Puzzles
Using Storage Bins to Organize Kids’ Games

Organizing Kids to Clean

Get Your Kids to Clean Up Without a Fight
How I Get My Kids to Clean Their Room
Chore Sticks: A Child-Friendly Approach To Chores
Fun Method For Cleaning a Bedroom
How to keep the car clean with kids
Cleaning With Kids

Organizing Kids’ Learning Spaces

Homeschool Space
Our IKEA and Chalkboard Homeschool
10 Homeschool Learning Centers at Hodgepodge
Homeschool Rooms and Organization Ideas

How to Store Kid’s School Papers
5 Days of Clever DIY Hacks for Your Homeschool Spaces
Baskets, Bins and Buckets for Homeschool Storage
ORGANIZING & STORING KIDS SCHOOLWORK & ART
Organize your Student’s Day with Clipboard and Checklist

Organize your Homeschool Room with Washi Tape
How to Turn a House Into a Homeschool Space Part 1

Organizing Lesson Plans
Organizing Calendar Time

Organizing Kids’ Living Spaces

Organizing with Kids – the Bathroom
The Organized Bedroom Challenge
Frugal Tips for Organizing Kids Rooms
How to Organize Kids’ Bedrooms
How to Quadruple the Amount of Storage in Your Kids’ Rooms

Organizing Kids’ Medicines
Kitchen – Kiddie Cabinet
Bath Toy Storage Ideas To Keep Everything Clean & Organized
25 More Teenage Girl Room Decor Ideas
Children’s Bedrooms in Small Spaces: Top Tips

Organize a Tween Room and Get Rid of Clutter
Organizing the Kids’ Room Checklist

Organizing Kids’ Planners and Notebooks

4 Easy Steps to Teach Your Child How to Use a Student Planner
Organizing Notebooks
KID MEMORY BINDERS: ORGANIZED AND EASY!

Organizing Teens

How can I help my teenager get organized?
Creating a College Binder Printables
Organizing Teens
Simple Ideas to Declutter Teen’s Bedroom

Teen bedroom organization solutions
Getting Teens Organized to Write or Edit

Other: Free Kid’s Printables

Printable for Kid’s Learning Address and Phone Number
Workbox Station and Free Printables
Bathroom Rules Printable
Toy Label Organization Freebies
Pet Responsibility Chart

Free Hand Me Down Labels
Free Printable Kid’s Password Labels

100 Best and Easy Ways to Organize Homeschooled Kids

Look at these other tips you’ll love:

  •  100 BEST Ideas to Organize Your Homeschool Area – Storage, Spaces, and Learning Places 
  • 6 Ways to Organize Your Homeschooled High School Teen
  • Top 10 Tips for Maximizing Space in (Really) Tiny Homeschool Spaces

Hugs and love ya,

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This blog hop is organized by iHomeschool Network, a collaboration of outstanding homeschool bloggers who connect with each other and with family-friendly companies in mutual beneficial projects.

12 CommentsFiled Under: Organization Tagged With: 100, home organization, homeschool challenges, homeschoolorganization, organization, organizationalprintables, organizedhomeschool, organizedkids, schoolroom, schoolsupplies

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