Put 6 items that you already have in your kitchen to use in 5 ways. Fun science experiments and art projects are in your very near future! Rain Cloud In A Jar Materials Needed: Shaving cream Food coloring Clear glass jar or cup Water Click here to see how to create your own rain storm! Unicorn Fizz Materials Needed: Baking Soda Vinegar Food coloring Baking pan or large shallow dish Several small cups Plastic pipette, medicine dropper or small spoon
10 Pins That Bowled Us Over We love trying out new activities, art projects, science experiments and recipes! Here are some of our favorites. Frozen Dinosaur Eggs Image source: Natural Beach Living Baby Wipe Container Treasure Chest Image source: Hands On As We Grow Rainbow in a Jar Image source: Laughing Kids Learn Marshmallow Print Caterpillars Image source: Elementary Art Fun Find & Hop! Image source: Sara J Creations Walking Rainbow Image source: Teach Beside Me Animal Toast Image courtesy
Use this schedule to help organize the morning and afternoon! Tips for use 1. Print both pages off, single-sided. 2. Cut out each square on the second page. 3. Use the time slot rectangles to add your own times. 4. The blank squares are for you to add your own activities to the “Play Time,” “Choice Learning Time,” and “Outdoor Time” areas. Draw and write on them, and consider using a pencil so you can change them from day-to-day. 5.
It’s the start of a new decade! What better way to celebrate than with some adventures around our home state? As Wisconsinites, we know we can never bet on the weather. The list is a good mix of indoor and outdoor spots to enjoy throughout the year. Also, we know what it’s like traveling on wheels with little ones, so almost all the locations we picked are within a 90-minute drive (some a bit longer, and some much shorter!). Happy
