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Inquiring Minds Want to Know: Resources

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April 24, 2020 - Michigan State University Extension

Inquiring Minds Want to Know Resources Science is in the world all around us and affects our everyday lives. Look for experiential learning opportunities in activities involving music, art, cooking, math, outdoor walks and more. When planning, think about how you can help children see the science involved. You may need to do some research ahead of time so that you understand, but it can be fun for you and your children. Your child might not be a future scientist, but you never know, so help him or her get off to a good start. 

4-H Science Blast in the Class, MSU Extension 

National 4-H Science Day Experiment 

4-H resources from other states to support science education for children 5-8 

Ohio 4-H Cloverbud Connections  

Teaching Science When You Don't Know Diddly Squat Series

Teaching Science When You Don't Know Diddly Squat  4-H Cloverbud Science Exploration and Discovery with Youth Children

Science resources to support science education for children 5-8 

WKAR and PBS Television  

Science Activities, American Chemical Society 

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