Gratitude Activity with Marshmallows
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Students will explore the similarities between marshmallows, instant gratification, gratitude… and what the Bible teaches about being thankful. This engaging, hands-on, faith-based STEM lesson is perfect for middle schoolers in private, Christian schools, homeschoolers, children’s church or youth group. Students will conduct investigations on marshmallows.
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Students will explore the similarities between marshmallows, instant gratification, gratitude… and what the Bible teaches about being thankful. This engaging, hands-on, faith-based STEM lesson is perfect for middle schoolers in private, Christian schools, homeschoolers, children’s church or youth group. Students will conduct investigations on marshmallows.
Included in this gratitude activity:
⭐Marshmallow roasting activity
⭐Marshmallow expansion activity to learn about balanced and unbalanced forces
⭐Discussion about Gratitude versus Gratification
This activity can easily be adapted to use in a secular environment by skipping parts that reference the Bible.
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