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Here is sunny southern California we are having a really warm winter. Of course, we appreciate the warmth (I know some of you are very, very cold right now) but I would really love to have some rainy Read More ...
This rain experiment originally appeared on March 2, 2011. Have you ever met a kid who didn't love to play in the rain? We had a great time walking, splashing and learning in a downpour over the Read More ...
We love to play with food. If it's a bin full of beans for some sensory fun or a silly snack that makes the afternoon heat bearable... count us in! These 18 food activities range from getting messy Read More ...
One of our favorite ways to get the kids into the kitchen is with kitchen science experiments. We especially love science activities that are hands on, simple and can be done using ingredients we Read More ...
It's science week on No Time for Flash Cards... and I am honored to participate. Allison has dedicated this entire week to science and the information couldn't be better! You'll find: Science Read More ...
Oh boy, it's hot outside! Here we are smack dab in the middle of summer. We are having a blast... are you? The other day we were all a little burnt out from the running around, busy summer schedule Read More ...
In order to be creative, we must be not only be willing to make mistakes, but celebrate them. Not every creative endeavor will be successful; in fact, a lot of creative ideas quickly flop. The way Read More ...
This post originally appeared on February 9, 2011. Okay, this may be a stretch, but ever since Rachelle from Tinkerlab posted her goopy cornstarch I have been trying to work it into a lesson plan. Read More ...
This post is sponsored by Little Passports... A perfect present, Little Passports is an award-winning monthly subscription for kids aged 5-12 packed full of fun activities and online games. You Read More ...
Say the word science to a child and you are likely to get one of two very different reactions. One is excitement; where the child’s imagination is triggered by thoughts of bubbling test-tubes and Read More ...
