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November 30, 2018 By Sixth-Bloom Leave a Comment

Engineering a Noodle Christmas Ornament | STEAM Activity

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This STEAM Activity for Preschoolers is a fun and engaging Christmas ornament.  Engineering a noodle Christmas ornament includes engineering, art and math!  

Engineering a Noodle Christmas Ornament

Engineering a Noodle Christmas Ornament

We love STEAM activities that include engineering for preschoolers as it’s kind of hard activity to find to balance out learning!

The girls had a BLAST doing this STEAM Activity and the good news for you teacher or moms it’s super easy!STEAM Activities for Preschoolers

What you need to make the Noodle Christmas Ornament:

    • Blank Wooden Ornament
    • Twine/string or ribbon
    • Noodles
    • Red Acrylic Paint
    • Yellow Acrylic Paint
    • Green Acrylic Paint
    • Glitter Glue (we love glitter glue!)
    • Paint Brush
    • Paper Plate or Paint Dish
    • Cup of Water
    • Preschool Math Mats


How to Engineer a Noodle Christmas Ornament:

  1. Paint the blank wooden ornament yellow. Let dry (doesn’t take long!)
  2. While your yellow is drying let the kids paint the noodles red and green.  Then let those dry!STEAM Activities Engineering activities Preschool Engineering Activities
  3. Once everything is dry…tie your string through your wooden ornament.  (I did have to have my husband drill holes for this…..)
  4. Once your noodles are dry we used these for our MATH activity – using our Math Mats (find them HERE).Kids Christmas Ornament Craft
    • We counted a pile of noodles
    • We sorted into color piles
    • We used our Math Mats and did some addition, subtraction and number piles as well.
  5. We then used the Elmer’s glitter glue and glued the noodles onto the ornament.  This was probably their favorite part!Engineering a Noodle Christmas Ornament Engineering a Noodle Christmas Ornament
  6. Let dry and hang on your tree!
  7. Don’t forget to date the back of the ornament too!!Engineering a Noodle Christmas Ornament

Visit us HERE for More STEAM Activities for Preschoolers

 

We are a husband and wife team, pairing our strengths together to teach our preschooler in the most fun and engaging way we possibly can.  The mister is a high school educator at Northlake Christian school in Covington Louisiana and over the Innovation Center, which is all things STEAM.  I am a SAHM that blogs pretty much everything we do in our little paradise, from what we eat, to where we travel to how we teach our little one.  We hope you are inspired to incorporate STEAM into learning with your children.

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