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Ask kids to name famous inventors, and you might get Thomas Edison or Henry Ford. And while they definitely belong on this list, they’re just the start of the innovators and inventors that kids ought to know. Some of these are household names, while others deserve more recognition for inventions that have become essential to daily life. For each one, you’ll find resources for more information and hands-on activities to help kids learn more about their achievements. Perhaps they’ll be inspired to become famous inventors themselves! 1. Johannes Gutenberg (c. 1400-1468) Known for: Gutenberg was the first European to invent the printing press. The movable type he used made mass printing possible and brought books and reading to the masses. Learn more: Biography of Johannes Gutenberg, German Inventor of the Printing Press (ThoughtCo) Try this: Visit thrift shops to find an old panini press, then turn it into a printing press. 2. Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519) Known for: Da Vinci wa...

What's in a squid? Try this Dissection Lab activity to find out For a science lesson your students will never forget, you have to go with a dissection. And it's easier than you might think! In this squid dissection lab activity for Grades 3-5, we'll walk you through each step of this exciting (and slimy!) science experience for kids. Start the activity We'll start with everything you need to know before the big day: goals, materials, preparation, essential vocabulary, and those all-important teacher notes! Then we'll walk you through the dissection step-by-step, with a little help from our good friend Squidward. Follow and show what you know We didn't forget the rating! You will also find a student worksheet ...