In my previous posts on how to teach science at breakfast we focused on how the concepts of atoms, density, diffusion, and the Law of Conservation can be found during the first meal of the day. We’ll return to a couple of these concepts throughout this post, but I think it’s time to look...
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This week, we will be looking at one of the heavyweights of breakfast menus. All you have to do is mention its name and children will come running. In fact, as I look back into my childhood, this breakfast meal was one of the first foods I was ever allowed to cook. That’s right,...
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It always amazes me to see so many people think they need expensive equipment to teach the basics of science. Did Newton need a digital scale to study the effect of gravity? Did Einstein use a telescope to study the relationship between light and the planets? I’m afraid not. Most of the historical giants...
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