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There’s just no question in my mind that rainbows are magical! They’re beautiful, bright, happy, and full of mystery! The Walking Water Rainbow Science Experiment for Kids engages students and teaches about colors, color mixing, capillary action, and more! Add this one to your spring lesson plans today to keep your students learning right up…
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This month we are focusing on integrating science into our studies. It always seems like there is more work to do than there are hours in the day and sometimes science gets pushed on the back burner. This Butterfly Life Cycle Game is a fun way to work science into the day! To prep: Print…
I’m guessing many of us have gone the salt cookie dough ornament route once or twice? What was your experience? Mine involved a crying toddler with literal salt in his wounds and a happy puppy munching on low hanging ornaments! Give yourself a break from the kitchen with decorative Gingerbread Cookie Ornaments for preschoolers made…
“Look Mommy! A squirrel!” This is the familiar phrase I hear most mornings as we are eating our breakfast. It has almost become a contest in our home for my two toddlers to see who can spot the squirrel first! They watch out the window, captivated by the squirrel’s every move! They love watching him…
Kids will love this fun and creative take on the traditional snowman craft. All you need for this activity are a few jars (or small containers), beads, buttons, orange felt, sticks, and glitter to make a melted snowman in a jar. Once you make the jars, you can use the snowmen as a calm-down activity,…
