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Children will simply use the items collected from nature to weave. This particular activity is applicable to the elder age group of kids as it involves a little complexity. The pre-schoolers, can be involved in the weaving part alone.
Easily grow 9 kinds of vegetables in water indoors using vegetable offcuts. Children will enjoy the anticipation, curiosity and interest while growing their own vegetables. The following article lists vegetables that grow in water indoors.
A playful, low-cost art invitation that bursts with colour and curiosity. Children use a plastic fork to stamp radial “firework” shapes, exploring pattern, repetition, and cause and effect. It’s a festive provocation you can anchor to New Year celebrations, local…
A Sailor Went to Sea is a fun action song that encourages rhythm and coordination. It encourages children to learn different body parts through each verse of the song accompanied by different actions.
One Little Finger, a fun and interactive song that helps kids learn body parts through simple actions and repetition. The lyrics guide children to tap their finger and point to different parts of their body, making it a great way…
A fun and simple song that teaches children the anatomy of their body with a catchy rhythm.
"All I Eat Is Pizza" is a silly song celebrating everyone's love for pizza in all its glorious forms. It humorously narrates various scenarios where pizza is the only thing on the menu, highlighting the obsession with this delicious treat.

A stalactite is a type of mineral formation that hangs from the ceiling of caves. Watching the slow formation of stalactites teaches patience and keen observation skills. This science project provides hands-on learning about geological processes and the formation of stalactites and stalagmites. The following article provides information on What Is A Stalactite, The Experiment, and more. 

Foam dough is a fun and tactile sensory material that combines shaving cream and cornstarch to create a soft, fluffy, and moldable substance. It's often used in early childhood settings for sensory play, fine motor skill development, and creative exploration.…
Oobleck is a fascinating non-Newtonian fluid that behaves like both a liquid and a solid, depending on how you handle it. The following article provides a recipe of oobleck.
Use household ingredients to create this cool lava lamp that glows in the dark!
Invisible Ink is a great science experiment that enables children to create invisible art and make it magically appear using lemon juice!
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