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How to Use Fidget Spinners for a STEM Challenge
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Fidget Spinners Driving you Crazy? The whir might have faded to background noise to you at this point, or maybe you can't get it out o...
Holiday Freebie & Teaching Tip Series: Day 7
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The last day of the holiday freebies and teaching tips is here! I have a freebie up that I know will challenge your 3rd and 4th graders! ...
Coin Rubbing Money Tree
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Coin Rubbing Money Tree - A Hands-on Money Activity This is a fun way to explore coins in a hands-on way. My kids love anything to do wit...
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pompom racing
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What you need: pompoms straws ramp (optional) - a table or smooth floor works well too This is something my kids have loved doing for ...
quick light box
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I have always liked the light table at our local children's museum. Due to several recent posts exploring light at Play At Home Mom , I ...
hot day water play
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We have been having a heat wave in the northeast, so have been spending a lot of time in and around water to cool down. While the water tabl...
weaving practice
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This was an inexpensive and fast (<15 minutes to set up) project that I got the idea for after visiting a children's museum that had ...
rock hunt
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This is one of our favorite outdoor activities. H&F don't like going on walks without a purpose, and although I'd love to just w...
cornmeal lettering
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Blogger had a bit of a hiccup the other day and lost this post so I'll do my best at reposting what I'd written. We have been very ...
Art of Roughhousing Event
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There is an Art of Roughhousing event this coming weekend in the greater Boston area, for those who are interested. We attended a workshop ...
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