Whether it’s a tiny ecosystem or a shooting rocket, anything learned in a jar or bottle is just so much more fun. When kids get to use their hands to make something, they learn the principle behind it so much better!
Plus, there’s just something about creating something inside a jar that makes a lesson more visual and relatable for children. After all, they get to make their own little worlds or crafts that they can observe anytime.
In the ultimate guide to learning activities in a jar or bottle, I rounded up hands-on activities that can be added to any homeschool unit study. There are activities for studying science, geography, math, music, and more – all in a jar or bottle!
The Ultimate Guide to Learning Activities in a Jar or Bottle
Creative & Easy Hands-on Jar Activities
Creative & Easy Hands-on Bottle Activities
All you need is a jar or a bottle, a few extra pieces of material and some imagination and you can have an easy learning craft.
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