Science Experiments in a Bag Review and Giveaway

We have been using Science Experiments in a Bag since the first week of May when we began our new school year.  I cannot say enough good about this curriculum and am exicited to offer two of my readers a chance to win their own!

I like these experiments for several reasons:

• First, I was able to get them printed out, bagged up and ready to go for the whole school year before we even began.  Yes, that means no prep work for me for these experiments.  When we are ready for one, I simply pull the bag out of this bin and we start.

• They are multi-age through 8th grade.  Even though this is my main Science curriculum for 5K, I still include Hanna (6th grade).  Often, she is even the one who does the experiment with Joe and I just observe and listen.
• They are inexpensive.  I spent under $20 on all supplies for the entire book of 25 experiments.
• They are super fun, yet very educational.  I have learned a lot  myself so far:-).
• They are hands-on and centered on subjects kids love.

So far this school year we’ve completed the following experiments from Science Experiments in a Bag eBook One:

GEODESIC DESIGN

LIFECYCLE OF A FLY

EARTHWORMS

SPIDERS–CATCH AND OBSERVE A WEB

We are currently doing an experiment in a bag on crickets.  To extend all of our learning before and after each experiment we read lots and lots of books, and I try to find a few simple crafts to go along with the subject.

Here are several experiment titles included (their are 25 in each book):

• dancing peanuts
• siphon it
• rocket reaction
• buried garbage
• fungus amungus
• thermo test

Activitybags.com wants to give two of my readers an eBook copy of their own Science Experiments in a Bag.

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Giveaway ends August 4, at midnight Eastern time.  Two winners will be chosen by random.org and contacted by email.  Good luck!


*Disclosure* I was given one eBook by Activitybags.com. This review is 100% honest and forthright.  I was not compensated in any other way.