Sarah Does Science

09/08/2020

Princess Pi was hungry this morning!

08/20/2020

I snagged this PLAY in the baking aisle at my local this week, and it’s good fun.
@ Atlanta, Georgia

07/27/2020

July 26, 2020. I was working in the kitchen, and I noticed this little friend hunting on my back porch. Could this be one of the progeny I released in early May? I sure hope so!!! 😻

05/18/2020

My kids are TOTAL screenagers, and with summer break just a few days away, I decided we needed some intervention. I made this checklist, and you can download a PDF for FREE by following the link in my bio or at 👉https://www.sarahdoesscience.com/post/screentimechecklist 👈

05/13/2020

I sincerely love my job at teaching my 100+, 3-5-year-olds all about science. I miss all of my ! 🧬🧪🔭🔬🧫

Today, I cleaned up my classroom for summer. It was bittersweet packing up all of my supplies until the next time... whenever that will be. 🤷‍♀️
@ Haygood Preschool & CDC

05/11/2020

My colleagues are incredible, and Ms. Britt at has been making some incredible circle time content! You can link there thru my website sarahdoesscience.com, and be sure to check out her science-themed circle time lessons on the solar system and life cycles! So good! 🌍 🌲 🦋 🐸 ⭐️

05/06/2020

I’m joining the with the emergence of my adorable baby praying mantis clan! See my profile for more photos! 👶❤️

05/06/2020

Yay! 🥳
Lots & lots of baby praying mantises joined the family today!
For about 6 weeks, We’ve been patiently waiting for our egg sack (ootheca) to produce nymphs (baby mantises). We didn’t keep any nymphs to observe indoors, but we safely released all of our new hatchlings into the garden where they can eat all of the soft-bodies insects (like aphids or small flies) and grow into strong adults.
👶❤️ @ Haygood Preschool & CDC

04/26/2020

We did a little salt painting for a fun, process art STEAM activity. 🧂 🎨 🖌

Activity linked in the TRY THIS AT HOME tab at 🔗www.sarahdoesscience.com

04/22/2020

Apropos for both and for good vibes. Whether it’s a 1-foot square hike or a 2200-mile walk in the woods, find a spot in nature today and everyday! 🍃 🌎 💦 🏕 🌊 ⛰

04/22/2020

🌎 💕 It’s the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day, and it’s going to be beautiful outside (here in Atlanta!).

🏕 If you can’t make it into the woods for a long hike, try taking a 1-foot hike in your own yard! You’ll be amazed at what your little naturalist will discover.

https://www.sarahdoesscience.com/post/onefoothike

👉 TRY THIS AT HOME:
🐦 On the website: activities for the birds - Make a bird feeder from recycled materials or make a gift-worthy birdseed house!

🌧 It’s going to rain tomorrow (in Atlanta): check out the rain gauge activity made from materials you can UPCYCLE in your home!

If you want to try something different from your normal outdoor activity routine, then I suggest taking a 1-foot hike! Typically, an outdoor adventure or hike involves processing the world on a macro scale, but a1-foot hike focuses on the diversity of life and natural objects in a small, 1-foot squa...

04/19/2020

Yay! 2 out of 5 butterflies have emerged. 🦋 ❤️