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Hand prints throughout the year! i LOVE the Christmas lights!!
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Website where students can upload photos of themselves and fill it with words about themselves and their interests!
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Interactive step-by step for research projects.
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if you write a letter to a character at disney (walt disney world communications p.o. box 10040 lake buena vista, fl 32830-0040), they will send you an autographed photo back... Need to do this for mom!
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TEABAG ROCKET: Amaze your kids! How it works: “Everyone knows that hot air rises and this experiment demonstrates that idea as well as the principles of convection currents. As the tea bag burns, hot air is being created, as well as a thermal, or convection current, under the bag. When the tea bag burns down into a small enough ball of ashes, the convection current causes it shoot up in the air.” [Quoted directly from Steve Spangler Science.]
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"We did a hands on spinal cord project by alternating gummy Life Savers and wagon wheel pasta on a pipe cleaner. We talked about why there was the "squishy" stuff in between the vertebra and how the back can bend and sway because of it."
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Periodic table showing you an example of how each element is used
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Excellent realistic coloring pages for ancient Egypt
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"Ice Tunnels" combine ordinary salt, ice and liquid watercolors
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I love, love, love these Modligliani inspired portraits. Kindergartners can even do this!
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Science for kids, why yes! 13 bottles with different science principles (density, static electricity, magnetic, sink or float). Made from old water bottles and with most things found around the house. MUST DO THIS!!
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One pinner said…. "glow in the dark slime UPDATE: made this and it was every bit as cool as I had hoped. Not sticky (was afraid it'd be sticky on the hands) and therefore not messy. and it glows! :)"
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{Alphabet Rocks} I could think of a zillion and one games to play with these... line them up in order, find the vowels, phonics, spelling,etc. Click through to see her directions. The project looks great for frugal moms!
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Totally doing this when i have kids... Clutter Busting Game using ping pong balls-Each person chooses a ball, completes the task, then chooses another one. After 30 minutes, whoever has the most balls gets a prize -- like a no-chores day, or gets to pick a movie.
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A volcano in a mug. Neat idea to show kids how they work. Much more accurate than the old baking soda/vinegar idea.
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How to insert frames, borders, or clip art into a Microsoft Word Document
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For the birds: toilet paper tube, peanut butter, roll it in birdseed and slip it over a branch. #kids #homeschool #nature #study
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Make Magic Sand - build castles under water - the sand stays dry!!!! This site has fabulous science projects....
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Teaching density! Shake it up and watch it separate again!
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My NEW FAVE site for Homework Helpers from Getting organized to Writing Book Reports!
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10 Rainy Day Activities for Kids - GREAT IDEAS!!!
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![TEABAG ROCKET: Amaze your kids! How it works: “Everyone knows that hot air rises and this experiment demonstrates that idea as well as the principles of convection currents. As the tea bag burns, hot air is being created, as well as a thermal, or convection current, under the bag. When the tea bag burns down into a small enough ball of ashes, the convection current causes it shoot up in the air.”
[Quoted directly from Steve Spangler Science.]](http://media-cache-lt0.pinterest.com/upload/76772368617342187_RnRv2D5Y_b.jpg)
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