Use this worksheet as a fun activity to reinforce the basic chemistry concepts of chemical reactions and polymers. Kids can color the page and then determine whether each picture is a polymer, a reaction, or neither.
Alternatively, make it into a scavenger hunt – see how many of the items on the page your kids can find around the house. Then have them draw other polymers and examples of reactions on the back of the coloring page.
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