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My kids had fun mixing colored rice last week, and the result of the rice was such a gorgeous rainbow that I had to make another activity to use them again. We recently completed a rainbow unit, therefore we had plenty of additional materials to add to this rainbow Easter egg sensory play idea. Rainbow …
Your child will love playing with the colors of springtime with this easy-to-set-up sensory activity. Child learn through play about how animals camouflage in the wild. My kids used it for days in multiple different ways. I'm sure your children will love it as well! My process for setting up the activity is explained below, …
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When I worked with kindergarteners for aftercare over a decade ago, I loved using tissue paper to make flowers with my children all the time. It became one of my go-to activities when we couldn't play outside. Using coffee filters is my new take on that classic craft. It's easier to set-up, decorate, fold, and clean …
With this easy to set- up, St. Patrick's Day will be colorful and filled with rainbow fun for kids. Your kids will play for hours with this interactive activity.Â
Water play for everyday fun is what this activity was designed to do for my kids. They played for hours in this easy to set-up activity.
My son might just be turning two but he knows what he loves- DINOSAURS! This lead me down a rabbit hole of all things dino. Example of a tuff tray activity we did with dinosaur puzzle pieces to play with for hours. I included all our favorite activities we did below. There are endless products …
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Your child will love this easy to put together sensory tray that is ideal for The Very Hungry Caterpillar follow-up activity. Your child will have fun learning to count with this activity!
A House for Hermit Crab is a beloved book by Eric Carle, that comes alive using this sensory bin idea with your young learner. This activity helps your child retell the story, practice counting, and have fun.
