Wiggle Your Toes Day

Wiggle Your Toes Day encourages you to give your little piggy toes some exercise.   Those ten extremities at the ends of your feet, are crying out for a little freedom. Cramped up inside a pair of shoes or sneakers all day long, your stinky toes just don’t get the chance to move about freely, […]

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National Watermelon Day

Every August 3rd is National Watermelon Day so go out and cut yourself a nice large slice of the dripping juicy fruit! No other vegetable or fruit delivers more lycopene per serving than watermelon. Lycopene reduces the risks for certain cancers (prostate, uterine, gastrointestinal, lung), promotes cardiovascular health and male fertility, and prevents macular degeneration. […]

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National Clown Week!

  The first week in August is National Clown Week! This wonderful learning activity:  Fun with Clowns at Chateau Meddybemps addresses emotions/feelings, anticipation, counting and matching.   Clown Ruffle Collar Need: coffee filters and food coloring   Have children color the coffee filters by dipping them into colored water. Lay flat to dry.  When dry […]

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Indian Corn Jewelry

2 cups Indian Corn 1 Sewing Needle Thread (various colors) School Glue     Necklace:  Soak Indian Corn overnight in water to soften.  Thread individual kernels on thread to make a necklace.  Earring / headband: You can also make accessorize other jewelry using corn. Glue pieces of corn to old earrings or plain headbands to […]

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Shape Sorting Treasure Box

One of the best activities you can offer your toddler or preschooler is the opportunity to sort items into categories. Sorting encourages analytical thinking, and creativity, and is a basic math skill. All you need is some items to sort, a box to hold them, and a muffin tin to get started.   A shape […]

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Paper Tube Sheep

  1 toilet paper roll tube Bunch of cotton balls Glue Tape Scissors 1 black pipe cleaner 2 googly eyes Scrap of white cardstock Something black for the head (pom pom, crumbled-up tissue paper, etc. We used a piece of fleece fabric rolled into a ball.)   Cut pipe cleaner in half (adult job). Fold […]

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Easter Lamb Card

If your kids love peeling stickers, then this is the right craft for your child.   Card Stock or construction Paper Black Paint Sponge Brush Glue Wiggly eyes Reinforcement labels   First, paint hand with the black paint.  If you do not want to paint the hand, you can always trace it with a black […]

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Fly a Kite Day

June 15th is Fly a Kite Day every year, it is held on this day to help honor the anniversary of Benjamin Franklins kite experiment. Kites are a fun pastime for children and adults alike today. Today kites are not your old time fabric and sticks shaped like a diamond, rather there are kits shaped […]

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