Reptile science activities

Create cold-blooded animals with temperature sensitive color-changing play dough. Bust misconceptions about cold-blooded animals with this STEAM lesson for elementary students or your children at home. Great science experiment for a reptile unit!

These free reptile printables and Montessori-inspired activities are designed for preschoolers through early elementary. Perfect for home or classroom!

Easy to do Science experiment that turns an egg into a rubbery reptile egg! Suitable for the classroom or your children at home. Free reptile play mat printables!

Salt Water Crocodiles can live in both the salty ocean and freshwater rivers! How do they do this? How do salt and freshwater differ? ...

Little kids love exploring and discovering. That is why hands on science is so much fun for preschool and elementary-aged kids. At this stage, discovering how things react is a big part of science. In this wiggling snakes science experiment, kids learn about how vinegar and baking soda react to make carbon dioxide gas in

Hello Scientists! What fantastic scientific learning you have been doing at school recently. You have been learning some new scientific vocabulary such as omnivore, carnivore and herbivore. What do…

How much do you really know about reptiles? Get ready to be astonished as I tell you a little bit about our Reptiles Family Unit Study Did you know that all reptiles shed their skin? Even crocodiles and alligators? Or that the smallest snake in the world could curl up on a coin, while the

This homeschool nature study incorporates indoor and outdoor activities, perfect for the child who is fascinated by reptiles.

Reptiles have scaly skin while amphibians have slimy porous skin. This can be demonstrated using hard boiled eggs. The reptile represents an egg with the shell on while the amphibian represents t…

Have you ever made hatching baking soda eggs before? The process is so easy and will really wow the kids!