After School Learning Ideas

It’s After School Linky Party time! I loved all the ideas from last week’s link-up. You can find science, reading, and more.

I’ve gathered up my favorites from last week and put them in this simple after school activities planner for you. You’ll definitely find something fun to do with your kids this week.

For even more ideas, keep reading to the bottom to find this week’s link-up.
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Day 1: Read a classic kid’s book. Growing Book by Book has a great list of these childhood classics.

Day 2: Create Story Orbs. Peace But Not Quiet shows you how to make this fun writing project.

Day 3: Plant and grow grass words with this fun project from JDaniel4’s Mom.

Day 4: Experiment with a Fizzy Color Changing Chemical Reaction. The Science Kiddo has all the details.

Day 5: Read a new chapter book. Mama Smiles has a great list of chapter books for tween recommended by a tween.

Check the linky below for even more great ideas.

Make sure to visit all the After School Activities Hosts:

The Educators’ Spin On It
Planet Smarty Pants
Boy Mama Teacher Mama
Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational 

Check out the link up below for even more great after school ideas. If you’re a blogger, please link up any ideas for elementary-aged kids (ages 5 and up).

 

It’s After School Linky Party time! There was so many fun math ideas on last week’s link-up. It’s so easy to make math hands-on and fun that there’s no need for boring worksheets at home. So check out the activity planner for this week for some fun math ideas.

I’ve gathered up my favorites from last week and put them in this simple after school activities planner for you. Take a peek. I know you’ll love these ideas.

For even more ideas, keep reading to the bottom to find this week’s link-up.

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Day 1: Go on a bug hunt with this printable insect scavenger hunt from EDVentures with Kids.

Day 2: Practice your math facts with watercolor resist. Find out how at Teacher Mom Plus 3.

Day 3: Explore the angles of a triangle with this hands-on geometry activity from Math Geek Mama.

Day 4: Learn about maps with one of these great books at The Jenny Evolution.

Day 5: Play Number Battleship. You can find the printable game at Boy Mama Teacher Mama.

Check the linky below for even more great ideas.

Make sure to visit all the After School Activities Hosts:

The Educators’ Spin On It
Planet Smarty Pants
Boy Mama Teacher Mama
Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational 

Check out the link up below for even more great after school ideas. If you’re a blogger, please link up any ideas for elementary-aged kids (ages 5 and up). 

It’s After School Linky Party time! I loved all the fun games I found on last week’s link-up. There were gross motor games, math games, and scavenger hunts. So much fun!

I’ve gathered up my favorites and put them in this simple after school activities planner for you. Take a peek. I know you’ll love these ideas.

For even more ideas, keep reading to the bottom to find this week’s link-up.

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Day 1: Learn a new way to play dodge ball. Grandma Ideas shows you how to play Guard the Queen Dodge Ball.

Day 2: Get in the kitchen and make some Earth Day Sugar Cookies with Kitchen Counter Chronicles.

Day 3: Play Money Battleship – a fun game from School Time Snippets.

Day 4: Work on your addition skills with a game of Dice Wars from Teacher Mom Plus 3.

Day 5: Work on building your child’s number sense with this fun Ten Frames Board Game from Boy Mama Teacher Mama.

Check the linky below for even more great ideas.

Make sure to visit all the After School Activities Hosts:

The Educators’ Spin On It
Planet Smarty Pants
Boy Mama Teacher Mama
Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational 

Check out the link up below for even more great after school ideas. If you’re a blogger, please link up any ideas for elementary-aged kids (ages 5 and up).

It’s After School Linky Party time! This past week’s link up was full of science and math fun. It was so hard to choose my favorites.

I found some great ideas to peak your child’s curiosity and show them that learning is fun. Get ready to learn alongside them with this week’s After School Activity Planner.

For even more ideas, keep reading to the bottom to find this week’s link-up.

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Day 1: Get moving and get learning with this fun Skip Counting Hopscotch game from Math Geek Mama.

Day 2: Find out how erosion works with this experiment from Inspiration Laboratories.

Day 3: Make a motorized robotic coloring machine with this STEM project from Crystal & Co.

Day 4: Learn and play with a new literacy app. Growing Book by Book has a list of the best literacy apps you should check out.

Day 5: See how heat rises with this fun experiment from The Afterschool House.

Check the linky below for even more great ideas.

Make sure to visit all the After School Activities Hosts:

The Educators’ Spin On It
Planet Smarty Pants
Boy Mama Teacher Mama
Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational

Check out the link up below for even more great after school ideas. If you’re a blogger, please link up any ideas for elementary-aged kids (ages 5 and up).

It’s After School Linky Party time! I found so many fun STEM activities in last week’s link-up. Check them all out here if you missed them.

The ideas were so awesome that I had a really hard time choosing this week. But, I managed to narrow it down to five fun ideas for this week’s After School Activity planner. Get ready to have fun and get creative with these activities.

For even more ideas, keep reading to the bottom to find this week’s link-up.

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Day 1: Make tracks with a moon buggy with this STEM experiment from JDaniel4’s Mom.

Day 2: Write Reverso Poems. Find out what they are and how to write them at Mama Smiles.

Day 3: Create some Blow Dart Painting! The Science Kiddo shows you how to do this fun artistic experiment.

Day 4: Make a balloon powered Mars Rover. Teacher Mom Plus 3 shows you how to create this engineering project.

Day 5: Learn about money by playing the Money Trail printable board game from Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational.

Check the linky below for even more great ideas.

Make sure to visit all the After School Activities Hosts:

The Educators’ Spin On It
Planet Smarty Pants
Boy Mama Teacher Mama
Relentlessly Fun, Deceptively Educational

Check out the link up below for even more great after school ideas. If you’re a blogger, please link up any ideas for elementary-aged kids (ages 5 and up).