…make rain gauges! Or go puddle jumping, ripple counting, and grass smelling. ∞ Peek inside for a separate clip on how to make the rain gauge you see in this video ∞
Video 22: When Life Gives You Rain…
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Video 21: Brick by Brick – Part 3.
Blocks from the recycle bin – we love this idea! ∞ Read the rest of this post for more ideas ∞
Video 20: Brick by Brick – Part 2.
Back to building and this time with add-ons to make things more exciting as well. [Look inside this post for the benefits of this type of play].
Video 19: Brick by Brick – Part 1.
Blocks, books, sticks, or boxes. It seems like kids will use anything to build something that will inevitably turn into a house, a spaceship, or a secret place that only they know what it is. In “Brick by Brick – … Continue reading
Video 18: My Worm House!
With spring inching its way closer every day, we are able to take all the learning outside! Well, depending on where you are, you are gearing up for summer…! [Peek inside this post to see pics of homemade magnifying glasses … Continue reading
Video 16: A Little Bit Up…A Little Bit Down: Part 3.
And around! This last installment adds a new “piece” to our ramp study: what happens when we add curves and loops to ramps? Can we still call them ramps?
Video 14: A Little Bit Up…A Little Bit Down: Part 2
And here we are again: ramps, round #2! This time, children are building them from recycled materials! Remember the old days when you gave your child a much anticipated toy that came in a box bigger than him/her? It was … Continue reading
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