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What’s in the paper? Ages 1 +Devyn really enjoyed figuring out how to get each object out of the crinkled
April 18, 2021
What’s in the paper? Ages 1 +Devyn really enjoyed figuring out how to get each object out of the crinkled
Devyn loved playing with these loose parts! It took her little to figure out how to get the Q-tips in
The boys really enjoyed card flipping and working on addition. Line 3 cups up in a row near the edge
First published in Home and Classroom magazine, Vol. 5, 2021 Written by Debbie Markland, December 2020 I love the outdoors.
So simple and fun! All you need is some contact paper, tape and some recycled lids! This is a great
The Little Red Fort By Brenda Maier Purchase The Little Red Fort, by Brenda Maier, is a twist to
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Rosie Revere Engineer By Andrea Beaty Purchase Rosie Revere Engineer, by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts, is a wonderful
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The Snowy Day By Ezra Jack Keats Purchase The Snowy Day, by Jack Ezra Keats, is about the magic
This game takes some patience. When they get the hang of it. Set a timer and have them try to
What can you build? The boys had a blast building with these loose parts! I loved watching them work together
By introducing your child to numerals, the amount each numeral represents, and one-to-one correspondence, you will help your child learn
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