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Thanksgiving Coloring Pages and Algorithm Activity

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Thanksgiving Color Pages and Algorithm Activities

  A computer uses an algorithm to complete each task you give it to do. That algorithm is a series of steps that the computer needs to do completely to finish a task. One way to teach your children about algorithms and coding offline is to have them create a drawing. This set of exploring algorithm Thanksgiving coloring pages features a Continue Reading

Thanksgiving Tangram Puzzles for Kids

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  Tangram Puzzles are a great way for kids to explore shapes. Children will need to slide, rotate or flip shapes for them to fit into a tangram puzzle.  This set of Thanksgiving-themed tangram puzzles features a Native American or Indian, a turkey, and a boat.  Your children will have fun using homemade, printed or store-bought tangrams Continue Reading

Exploring Your Senses with Infused Water

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Exploring Your Senses with Infused Water

  JDaniel and I love creating in the kitchen and doing science experiments. This set of diffused water explorations features blooming tea flowers and a teapot from TeaBloom. We were sent them to review and explore. You can totally do the hot and cold infused water explorations with infusion ingredients and a container you have at Continue Reading

Drawing Five Little Pumpkins Based on an Algorithm Worksheet

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Drawing Five Little Pumpkins Based on an Algorithm Worksheet for Kids

    Your children probably love the book the Five Little Pumpkins. (It is one of my son's favorite book of all time.) If your children are like him, they have already memorized the book. This Five Little Pumpkins drawing activity invites your children to create their own illustration of the rhyme.  It also introduces your Continue Reading

Let a Unicorn Help You Learn Hand Washing Steps Worksheets

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Let a Unicorn Help You Learn Hand Washing Steps Worksheets - They were created to go along with the book Unicorns and Germs. It is part of the Zoey and Sassafras series.

  Exploring the hand washing steps is a great way to help children learn about preventing illnesses and spreading germs.  Your children will also learn about sequencing and building algorithms. (You know I love to explore coding and algorithms.)  This set of Let a Unicorn Help You Learn Hand Washing Steps worksheets will be fun to explore. Continue Reading

Magical Creatures STEM Coding Algorithm Drawing Activity

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Magical Creatures STEM Coding Algorithm Drawing Activity

You could say that coding is creating a series of steps that a computer needs to complete to finish a task. One way to teach your children about algorithms and coding offline is to have them create a drawing. This STEM coding magical creatures worksheet gives your children the steps they will need to draw a unique creature of their own. Links Continue Reading

Halloween Themed Printable Tangram Puzzles

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STEM Printable Halloween Tangram Puzzle Workspaces

Earlier this week I shared with you a set of fall-themed tangram puzzles. Today you are being given a free set of Halloween themed tangram puzzles. Your children will have fun building fun Halloween themed puzzles using homemade tangram pieces. How can you make tangram pieces at home? Links below are affiliate links. You can Continue Reading

Fall-Themed Printable Tangram Puzzles

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Fall-Themed Printable Tangram Puzzles for Kids

Your children will have fun exploring shapes and using them to create fall-themed tangram puzzles.  The puzzles invite your children to slide, flip, and rotate shapes to get them in the correct position. Children that are used to seeing shapes lined up in a row will get to see them in new ways. Before your children explore the tangram puzzles, Continue Reading

Exploring the Density of Orange Parts Using the Scientific Method

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Exploring the Density of Orange Parts Using the Scientific Method

Your children will have fun discovering which parts of an orange float. They may even be surprised by their finding! If your children have already conducted apple or grape density experiments, they may have already formed opinions on what parts of fruits float. They may have also decided which parts of fruits sink. Apples, grapes, and oranges Continue Reading

Exploring the Density of Apple Parts Using the Scientific Method

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Exploring the Density of Apple Parts Using the Scientific Method with a Free Printable

If your children have bobbed for apples at a Halloween event, they have already learned that apples float. They are less dense than water. The volume of an apple is 25% air. What about the parts of an apple? Will they float? Today's experiment invites children to use the scientific method to discover if the stem, skin, slice, and core of an apple Continue Reading

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