Spring STEM Experiments: Ages 6-8

Class 1: about 10 plastic eggs (any color will be fine!), bowl of water, scotch or duct tape if your eggs have holes in them, choose 4 small items varying in weight to put inside the eggs (examples: rocks, jelly beans, Easter Peep, sand, playdough, Legos, feathers, magnetic letters)
Class 2: 10-15 plastic eggs (any color), playdough
Class 3: empty cereal box, scissors, Legos/Duplo/or other type of building blocks, 2 plastic eggs (we will be cutting the cereal box so parent support may be needed with the cutting part)
Class 4: 1-2 small toys (such as figurines or dinosaurs), glue, tape, string, scissors, popsicle sticks, 2 paper straws, 1 coffee filter, 1 sponge, 1 paper plate, 1 muffin tin wrapper, pitcher or container of water that can be easily poured, pan or bowl to collect the water, paper towels
Class 5: jelly beans, toothpicks, 2 Easter Peeps (if you don't have access to Peeps, you can use a small bird figurine or other similar animal)
Class 6: **Parent support will be needed with this class!  This experiment may get messy so having a parent/adult sit nearby will help.*
4 gallon-sized ziploc bags, 4 eggs (raw eggs), flour, paper towels, cereal, ice, paper towels 

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Parent support (off-camera) will be very useful as needed when kids work through the projects each week.  Parent support with class 6 will be needed as it can get messy. :)