All in Science
This Rescue the Bears activity will not disappoint. It has been on repeat for days with my three-year-old. He’s obsessed with the sensory play, and I am obsessed with watching him explore. Grab your counting bears and muffin tin. This is the best post nap winter sensory game that you will want to set up today.
Tell me the first word that comes to mind when you think of Fall.
Chances are it is either apple or pumpkin spiced latte. Being a tea drinker, I tend to fall (unintended pun!) into the apple category. They are crisp, delicious, and everywhere. Plus my three-year-old gobbles them up so I knew he would be instantly hooked.
We know that balancing our bodies can help improve reading skills. So let's take a look at how balancing objects can benefit learning as well.
Cheap summer activities for kids. This ocean water sensory bin costs less than $15 and will provide plenty of entertainment.
Find out why it is important to get loud using your environment.
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Observing stones in glass jars is a great way to discover size and sound.
