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  • Ice Painting
    • Ice Painting
    I’m always drawn to activities that work all year round, especially process art that keeps preparation minimal, because honestly, who has time for complicated setups? I also love activities that don’t
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  • Rain Cloud in a Jar
    • Rain Cloud in a Jar
    A Simple and Magical Science Experiment for Kids A Cloud in a Jar experiment is a beautiful, hands-on way to help children understand how rain forms. It is visually engaging, easy to set up, and perfe
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  • A Melting Snowman Science Experiment
    • A Melting Snowman Science Experiment
    One of the nicest things about this winter themed science activity is that it works anywhere, no snow required at all. It is easy, accessible, and made entirely from simple ingredients you probably al
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  • Twig Snowflakes Process Art
    • Twig Snowflakes Process Art
    Twig Snowflake Process Art A simple winter process art activity that works beautifully in the classroom. Children explore texture, fine motor skills, and creativity, with no need for a “perfect” resul
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  • From Egg to Butterfly - a Life Cycle
    • From Egg to Butterfly - a Life Cycle
    I’m excited to share a fun, creative, and meaningful learning project: creating the life cycle of a butterfly. This simple yet charming craft connects beautifully to several learning domains, turning
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  • Tu Bishvat Chia Pads 🌱
    • Tu Bishvat Chia Pads 🌱
    This Tu Bishvat activity offers children a hands-on opportunity to explore growth, responsibility, and patience through direct experience. By planting and caring for chia seeds, children become active
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  • Nature Rattles: A Forest-Inspired Creative Workshop
    • Nature Rattles: A Forest-Inspired Creative Workshop
    Love this project, it’s simple, sensory, and so meaningful 🌿 There’s something magical about turning natural materials into music. For this activity, we headed out to the forest to collect branches.
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