Hands-On Science and Math Video: Fluffed Up Soap

June 17th, 2015 | 0 min. read

Teach children about the physical properties of matter with this video of a science activity for preschoolers from Hands-On Science and Math. Author Beth Davis takes a simple bar of soap and turns it into a science game for kids that teaches the terms hot, cold, sinking, and floating. For more math and science activities for preschoolers, get your copy of Hands-On Science and Math today!

Author(s)Beth Davis

Jenna Roby

A graduate of High Point University, Jenna Roby served as marketing specialist for Gryphon House from 2013-2015.

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Hands-On Science and Math Video: Fluffed Up Soap

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