Winter Chemistry Activity: Instant Snow!

“To appreciate the beauty of a snowflake, it is necessary to stand out in the cold.” 

– Aristotle

Whether you’re up north, where snow piles up for months, or down south, where snowfall is rare, kids are fascinated by snow! As educators, we love it too: it’s chemistry happening right before our eyes! But do you know how it works? Bring the snow into your classroom and learn how it forms this Winter by creating it with this simple and easy chemistry project.

Fall Science Project: Leaf Chromatography

You may have started to see a few leaves on the ground as the seasons start to change, and we love to help our students identify and understand the science that’s all around them. This easy, fall-themed science project will help your students understand the science behind this colorful season.

Mobile Ed's Most Popular Programs 

Now, more than any generation before, teachers need to capture the attention of their students in spite of countless distractions like technology, phones, and friends. Founded by Elementary school teacher and magician Larry Thompson over 40 years ago, we have been helping educators keep students focused on and interested in their education in the most engaging and entertaining ways possible, using performance, props, latest technologies, and the arts, and more. Mobile Ed brings educational entertainment to facilities across the entire country to provide support for educators and smiles for all staff and students, but there are a few programs that people seem to love especially We’ve gone ahead and procured this list of some of our most popular assembly programs over the years.

Science Project: Make Your Own Bubbles at Home!

One thing we often say at Mobile Ed is that science is all around us, and we mean it! One aspect of science you’ll find anywhere around you is AIR! You can’t escape it! Air is a gas made of many properties. This quick and easy project is a great way to get students outside while having fun learning about science concepts all around them!

Summer Art Project: DIY Bird Feeder

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Summer is the perfect time to connect with nature. Using recycled materials, this DIY bird feeder project encourages students of all ages to get invested in the natural world around them. Whether you’re a teacher looking for a fun summer project, an educator wanting to create an inexpensive project for their community, or a caregiver who wants their children to be excited about their natural environment, this project is for you! 

Summer Science Project: Ice Cream in a Bag

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If your kids are enjoying the summer heat, they may need a treat to help them cool down. Turn your afternoon treat into a “cool” chemistry project by creating ice cream in a bag!

Viral Science Experiment: Elephant Toothpaste

Our mission as an organization has always been to make students excited about learning, and it remains a top priority today. Some of the best ways we can get students invested in their learning are by getting creative in the classroom and letting our students be involved in their learning. Conducting experiments, whether as a demonstration or as a hands-on project, can do just that. Mobile Ed has a simple recipe for this classic chemistry experiment filled with ingredients you might already have in your classroom. Start amazing your students with this fascinating classroom experiment! 

Classroom Science Activity: Tabletop Terrarium

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Our educators love science and springtime, and we love bringing science to your classroom! Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. has a new science project for your classroom that will fascinate and educate your students at the same time: a pop-bottle terrarium. With this project, you can initiate discussions about ecosystems or use this project as a tool to discuss more complex concepts such as the water cycle and photosynthesis. 

Science Experiment: DIY Bouncy Balls 

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Mobile Ed Productions, Inc. has been making education entertaining for over forty years! Through hands-on activities, thought-provoking questions, unforgettable performances, and amazing props in our educational programs, we’ve made students across the country fall in love with learning. Similarly, our team recommends educators use hands-on activities in their classrooms to engage students in unique ways, practice teamwork, and develop problem-solving skills.