Georgia's Terrific, Colorific Experiment by Z. Persico Read Aloud

It is a Super Saturday! I know some of my students are coloring eggs or making art projects at home. So, I wanted to share a book about a young lady who dreams of being a scientist and how she learns to incorporate art into her science experiments. There are so many extension activities you can do with this book! Mixing colors to make new colors with water colors or egg dye. Design something new or sketch an idea you have. Mix up some ingredients and make a delicious treat (yes, food can be art). Have fun and share with me what you are doing science-rific!

I hope you enjoy this STREAM activity!
Grades K-6. S- Science T- Technology R- Reading E- Engineering A- Art M- Math


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