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Monthly Archives: December 2011
The Tossing Game
Throwing things has always been an activity that I try to discourage indoors but I have found it impossible to eliminate. Long ago I decided to give the children a throwing activity that could be done indoors and still be … Continue reading
The Christmas Gift
When I signed on for the Post-a-Week 2011 challenge I also began following their daily posts for topic ideas and inspiration. Many of their suggestions for post topics have been very interesting – some I thought would be fun to … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, decoration, Gifts, Memories, postaweek2011
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Sculptures
We often use play dough as a sensory play activity. As they explore through touch — squeezing and squishing, rolling and cutting – they enhance fine motor skills too. With the addition of food coloring and spices the dough can … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Science & Sensory
Tagged play dough, Product vs Process, senses, unstructured art
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Snow Starved
The children want snow. There was snow in the forecast for last weekend but it produced little more than a light dusting on the deck. On Monday when we went out to play the children tried to pick up some … Continue reading


