Magnifying glass activities

Magnifying glasses are great for activities with young learners because they are fun to look through and they let children know, without words, that they will be searching for something. Print and cut out some of these small images. Attach the images to the wall. Give the students some inexpensive magnifying glasses and let them... Read more »

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With this red decoder secret spy glass craft you can take your little explorer on a thrilling detective adventure, or perhaps a magical quest to uncover hidden treasures? With this easy and amazing DIY Magic

Whitney Berg | Activities for Kids 💕 on Instagram: "HIDDEN MESSAGES 🔎🖍️✨ For todays activity we are revealing hidden messages! You can hide numbers, letters, pictures, or sight words for this activity!! It’s very adaptable! Here’s what you need: ▪️red cellophane (or plastic red file folder) ▪️cereal box or cardboard box ▪️Glue stick ▪️blue and red sharpie ▪️paper Steps for activity: ▪️trace a magnifying glass & cut out ✂️ ▪️glue red cellophane paper inside magnifying glass ▪️draw…

Magnifying Glass Silliness! { Free printable activity sheet}

Do this simple wind experiment with your young children and discover science in a fun and hands-on way!

Do you have a young scientist in your home? Help him/her make some discoveries using natural objects you can easily find outside. Add a magnifying glass and your child will be making all kinds of fun discoveries about their natural world. Ask questions to piqued their interest in learning about the objects. This is also a wonderful opportunity to teach your child how to use a magnifying glass.

Measure how objects look different when seen through a magnifying glass.