Parents X Teachers

We have created a full line up of at-home or in-classroom activities for three to six year olds. Activities can be adjusted for an older age range, if necessary.

Each activity will engage different senses and different thinking patterns. Additionally, these activities help with socializing. Some of the areas that our activities cover are: observation skills, Hand/Eye coordination, sharing, taking turns, verbal expression, vocabulary, math and number, science, desensitization to textures, smells or sounds.

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Sand Clay

Kids: Let your little ones mold, cut or sculpt the sand clay. Allow it to sit out overnight to harden and hold shape.

This activity teaches: observation skills, hand/eye coordination, sharing and taking turns, cause and effect, verbal expression, vocabulary, math and numbers, science concepts and desensitization to textures.

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Cloudy Day

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Kids: Let your little ones play with the mixture on a flat surface, like a tray or countertop. Ask them what the mixture feels like? What does it look like? .

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Flubba - Do

Kids: Let them observe the immediate chemical reaction. Allow them to make predictions.

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Oober Goober

Kids: When molded together the mixture will appear dry and solid. But as it sits, it will flow like a liquid. Let them play with the mixture and experiment with the different textures.

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