Creative STEM Activities to Teach Kids About Eggs

It’s time for a few science activities!

A few years ago, I wrote my first picture book, Who Laid the Egg?. At the time, I created a set of coloring pages with a few of the animals from my picture book.

They’ve been posted on my blog for a while now. Recently, though, I decided to clean them up and add some extra projects. After all, I’ve been busy creating other kid activities for my new coloring book!

I’m also procrastinating on my next book right. So, now seems like a good time idea to revisit this book with some new activities. If you have preschoolers or younger students, these should keep them busy for a few hours! Sign up below, and I’ll email them too you.

Plus, here’s a video read-aloud version of the book as well!

The projects include a riddles, a mini-puzzle and other STEM activities. Plus, there’s a variety of animal coloring pages.

If you want to read Who Laid the Egg? while you’re working on these activities, it’s available on Amazon now (affiliate link).

It’s not necessary to have the book to do the projects, though!

For extra fun, here’s some other egg-themed activities I found on other websites:

• Dinosaur Egg Treasure Hunt
• Building a bird’s nest
• Life-cycle coloring pages
• And more ideas on Pinterest

Like the activity pages I created, most of these projects are for preschoolers. They can easily be adapted for older students as well.

Do you have any fun egg-themed activities? I’d love to hear what you’ve learned about eggs and the animals who lay them!

Interested in Learning More About Eggs?

Riddles for kids to solve. Word scrambles. STEM challenges. Coloring pages, and more!

These activities were originally created for my picture book, Who Laid the Egg? They’re great for preschoolers and younger students who want to learn about birds or other animals who lay eggs. (Plus, you’ll get updates on my other books and kids activities!

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