This activity gives children an opportunity to practice counting and critical fine motor skills.
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This activity gives children an opportunity to learn about an animal they have or would like to have in their lives.
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This activity helps children see the difference between two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes.
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This activity is a creative way to demonstrate that secondary colors are made from primary colors!
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This activity is a simple beginning to the discussion of which materials can be recycled and which cannot.
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Get kids thinking, creating and moving! This activity is perfect for the kids to practice both engineering and motor skills.
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This experiment is a colorful way to demonstrate some of the differences between oil and water.
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Because many parents use digital apps for navigation, many children may not be familiar with traditional maps.
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Children can better understand classroom directions, guidelines or commitments by getting physically involved with the procedures.
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On many occasions it is thought that the only way to measure a child’s listening comprehension is through asking questions.
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Shape recognition is an important part of elementary mathematical skill-building for young children.
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One-to-one correspondence and counting are incredibly vital in early childhood education.
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Teaching kids about science can be fun! It is great to bring excitement into more serious subjects.
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Understanding spatial relationships and position words are two critical foundations to early childhood education.
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This experiment is a colorful way to demonstrate some of the differences between oil and water.
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Classification and sorting are important skills to develop for math, science and language arts.
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Introduce children to a novel way of construction play! Marshmallows and straws can be surprisingly effective at making interesting and elaborate constructions.
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This activity is a fun, artistic twist on the classic homemade volcano science activity.
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For young children, it can be hard to understand that the sounds we hear are made from vibrations.
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Young children are fascinated with how the human body works, and listening to a heartbeat is particularly intriguing.
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Children will love the unique sensory feel of this activity—plus, they'll be learning valuable science skills!
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Children will go fast and far as they explore ramps, how they work and how they can affect an object's speed.
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Construction projects are a great way to reinforce engineering skills and vocabulary, and constructing a maze adds an added component of creative thinking!
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Classification and sorting can take on a more personal meaning when children use items they've created themselves.
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Pete the Cat may be losing his buttons, but his story provides a great chance to practice sorting skills!
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Whether you live in a climate where is snows or not, children are intrigued by snow people.
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