Fwd: 🧪 Ten easy science experiments for kids at home

Plus: Hummingbird frenzy, keeping calm, Maddie and Greg, regrowing veggies, and The Lonely Goatherd.

The Kid Should See This : April 1, 2020 Hello. I hope things are going well where you are. Have you seen these useful how-to links? A yeast geneticist explains how to make yeast from fruit, flour, water, warmth, time, and practice. This NYT tutorial shares how to sew a fabric face mask from common household materials. And I haven't watched all of these food storage videos, but I've tried two so far and they worked like a charm. What are your favorite helpful resources from the week? I've shared a few more at the end of this newsletter. Be safe, and thank you for reading, Rion Nakaya View this email in your browser. What to Watch This Week Ten easy science experiments for kids at home → Hummingbird Frenzy  → How to keep calm under pressure: 3 quick tips from BBC Ideas  → LET'S GO LIVE with Maddie and Greg, a live daily YouTube show for kids  → How to regrow 14 store-bought vegetables and herbs  → "The Lonely Goatherd" marionette scene from The Sound Of Music (1965)  → VOTE: Which video do you most recommend? Ten easy science experiments Hummingbird Frenzy How to keep calm Let's Go Live with Maddie and Greg Regrowing veggies and herbs The Lonely Goatherd Last week's most recommended: Spreading Germs and Domino Cats. And from the collections... The magic formula for Milk Bar's strawberry-lemon cake truffles  → Things we're also thinking about... Dana & the Petit Punks: Have a dance party in French and English with one of our favorite kid albums out of Paris, France: What Do You Want To Be? + a 32-page activity book. 🎸 Get the FREE download  → Skype a Scientist: "Teachers can choose the type of scientist that will fit their classroom. Families stuck at home during this pandemic can also get a scientist virtually into their living room!" 🔬 Visit the site → 4 Ways to Help Your Anxious Kid: "First, acknowledge ways the coronavirus has changed their lives... Just acknowledging the recent changes to your children's lives can feel validating." 💗 Read the article  → An unprecedented collection of 4,500+ kid-friendly videos, curated for teachers and parents who want to share smarter, more meaningful media in the classroom and at home. Start conversations. Spark questions. Inspire offline exploration. The Kid Should See This™ is made with ♥ in California by Rion Nakaya, 91030. © 2020 The Kid Should See This.™, All rights reserved. Privacy Policy. As always, thank you: Your TKSST Gift Guide™ purchases support TKSST™ + this free newsletter via affiliate links. You are receiving this email because you signed up for TKSST's weekly newsletter. Unsubscribe.