Fire prevention science experiments

Make this awesome color changing slime that changes color with temperature! Thermochromic slime makes STEM learning fun.

Whether you are in the classroom or at home, talk about fire safety with your kids! Use these three fun activities to talk about what to do in case of a fire and the helpers that respond to an emergency.

While talking about fire safety with my children the other day, we got into a discussion about the science of fire. My kids wanted to know just how

Here is a fun little experiment with candles, and some lessons about fire that primary children will find truly fascinating! My kindergart...

During Fire Safety Week, we like to discuss the three things fire needs: heat, air, and fuel. The other day when I was on Pinterest I fo...

A fiery science project from Svenja Lohner at Science Buddies

Theme: community Helpers Transportation This last week and a half we learned about community helpers and their transportation vehicle. I had four cute small wooden autos: a police car, ambulance, school bus and fire engine. Since we were talking about land, air and water transportation last month, in October, I thought how fun it would be to learn about the community helpers that are associated with these wooden automobiles. Using card stock paper I assembled a police station, fire station…

We have been having all sorts of fun learning about fire safety! This was one of my class’ favorite…. Here are the materials we used. I loved that it didn’t require too many items. Once students had their materials they had to rip the tissue paper. This was a bit challenging for my kiddos with […]

Slime is a great sensory activity for kids of all ages. Make this easy slime recipe- with only 3 ingredients! This 3-color fire slime is fun to play with and stretch and use for pretend play activities.

If you are teaching about fire safety, fire fighters or just want a simple science experiment for kids, try this fire extinguisher science experiment!