Winter STEM Activities – January Science Experiments – Winter & Snow Science
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Winter science activities and experiments will keep your students highly engaged during cold months. This fun filled science learning packet will have your students engaged in five different science hands-on activities. These winter science printables can be used as whole group, station work, or sent home for family fun. Many of these activities should be completed during December, January, or February as part of winter science activities. In this winter science resource you will receive the following 5 science experiments: Melt a Frozen Hand, Snowman Snot, Snowball Catapults, Create Your Own Snow, and Dissolving Hot Chocolate Packets! These winter science experiments are sure to be a hit with your students and will help you keep them engaged through the winter season.
Hi, I'm Chloe! I taught 3rd–5th grade math for 11 years, and every resource in this shop was built for real classrooms: low prep, high engagement, and a whole lot of sneaky learning.
Winter science activities and experiments will keep your students highly engaged during cold months. This fun filled science learning packet will have your students engaged in five different science hands-on activities. These winter science printables can be used as whole group, station work, or sent home for family fun. Many of these activities should be completed during December, January, or February as part of winter science activities. In this winter science resource you will receive the following 5 science experiments: Melt a Frozen Hand, Snowman Snot, Snowball Catapults, Create Your Own Snow, and Dissolving Hot Chocolate Packets! These winter science experiments are sure to be a hit with your students and will help you keep them engaged through the winter season.
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Winter Science Activities and Experiments includes:
- 1 Materials Needed page
- 5 Student Recording Pages with Activity Instructions
Winter Science Experiments include:
- Create Your Own Snow
- Melting Hands
- What Will Make Hot Chocolate Packets Dissolve The Fastest?
- Snowman Snot
- Snowball Catapults
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25 reviews for Winter STEM Activities – January Science Experiments – Winter & Snow Science
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Rachael N. –
Fantastic resource!
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Kim Reid –
Very engaging. My student love this. Thank you.
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Emily A. –
My students loved working on these. It helped them use skills and strategies that they learned in class.
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FunFabulousFourth –
Great resource! Thank you!
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Ann H. –
Thank you for providing ideas of how to incorporate more science experiments into my classroom.
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Annemarie M. –
My afterschool student enjoyed this and it worked well at our family nights. Thank you!
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Shelby M. –
My students LOVED these engaging winter activities. I used this resource with my 3rd-5th grade gifted students. They loved the hands-on activities. Thanks for a great resource!
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Tonya B. –
My homeschoolers loved these hands-on activities! We used these as science activities before Christmas break and they were a big hit! I highly recommend these!
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fourthofcourse –
Awesome resource to use in my fourth grade class!!
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Pitney in Primary –
Such fun winter STEM activities to use last minute!
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Jazzmine J. –
Such a great resource. Super fun and engaging for kids.
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stephanie V. –
Used in an afterschool program. Used across all grade level. Students enjoyed the activities.
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mandy G. –
STEM is so much fun. In Mississippi, we don’t really get a winter-but we love the cold weather. It’s great to teach the seasons using STEM. This is a great activity- prepared well.
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Debra B. –
Great activities! Students were engaged throughout the activities.
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Amanda H. –
My students really enjoyed working through this activity. They were excited and highly engaged in their work.
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Create Academy –
These are simple yet fun, interactive stem activities that the students love!
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Melanie Tupaj –
Bought for my neice and nephew for Christmas gift / activity. Thanks so much!
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Hannah Trala –
These are so easy to do and use in my classroom. Every one that I have used has been such a hit with my students!
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Kimberly H. –
These are amazing! The students absolutely loved the activities!!
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Kelsea C. –
These were great activities for my after school STEM Club!
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Amy M. –
This resource was an excellent addition to our unit and the labs are fun and engaging!
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Amie G. –
I think this would be great for a younger grade but I cannot see myself using this in grade 5 unfortunately.
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Chloe Campbell Education –
Hi Amie! I’ve used these acivities with my 5th and 6th graders! I hope you try them and see how they go with your students. I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised. 🙂
Yvette E. –
This was perfect for our unit of study. It covered all the standards we were working on. The kids were engaged, and the rigor was just right!!
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Tumeka T. –
This was a great after winter break activity to do with my 3rd graders.
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Kelcee F. –
Great!
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