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6 Simple Humpty Dumpty Egg Experiments

April 17, 2014 by Sue Lively

Craving a side of STEAM with your eggs this week?  Try these 6 simple egg experiments that are super-fun for kids while teaching them to hone their ability to observe – a critical scientific skill! For All 6 Egg Experiments You Will Need: A dozen eggs A permanent marker to decorate Humpty White vinegar A clear,…

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Filed Under: Math, Science Tagged With: eggs, experiments

How to Make a Stunning Birds Nest Craft

April 16, 2014 by Sue Lively

Wouldn’t you love your child to make this stunningly realistic homemade birds’ nest to hold their beautifully dyed Easter eggs this year? Can you believe that my 2.5 year old son basically made this nest by himself (with very little assistance from me)? Learning about birds and spring, while developing a little scientist, is all…

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Filed Under: Crafts, Science Tagged With: birds, Easter

How to Make a Cute 3D Ladybug Craft

April 14, 2014 by Sue Lively

Does your little one love googly eyes, sticking pipecleaners into foam, and making crafts with moving parts? Then they will love today’s 3D Ladybug Craft!  My son just attended a little friend’s ladybug themed 4th birthday party that was the inspiration for this craft. Age Appropriateness:  Although my son enjoyed working with these materials –…

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Filed Under: Crafts, Science Tagged With: insects

How to Make a Kinetic Spring Sensory Bin

April 7, 2014 by Sue Lively

Looking for a great way to keep little hands busy? Try making our colourful and kinetic spring sensory bin for hours of great fine-motor learning, mathematical development, and scientific exploration! Making the Spring Sensory Bin You Will Need: Coloured rice (really easy to make – instructions at the bottom of the blog) A windmill spinner Pastel fillable easter…

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Filed Under: Make-Believe, Math, Music, Science, Sensory Play

5 Ideas for Spring and Easter Playdough Play

April 5, 2014 by Sue Lively

Running out of ideas for how to make play dough interesting for your little one? Today we have 5 fun Spring & Easter playdough activities using this beautiful pastel coloured dough (best-recipe-ever included!) We all know the benefits for children of playing with play dough. It builds fine-motor skills, allows for creative expression, and builds spatial…

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Filed Under: Crafts, Preschoolers, Science, Sensory Play Tagged With: Easter, playdough, Spring

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