Find Out if You Can Solve this Math Problem From Japan Math is something that many of us find hard. I know. Some of you would use adjectives such as challenging, boring or useless. Still others would prefer descriptions such as educational, interesting or useful. No matter how you describe math, you don’t need to […]
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The things that children remember are never what we, as parents and grandparents, aunts and uncles, think they will remember. Things like eating cucumbers and tomatoes right out of the garden, playing tag at sunset, playing with waterguns in the house the day before we pulled the old carpet out, picking raspberries right off the
This did not come with directions, just pictures, but it looks self-explanatory. Use tacky glue and a ball of twine on an old ball, draw a circle around the air hole, which will be your opening, wrap the twine in any pattern around the ball in circles, glue well, let dry thoroughly, deflate the ball
I think these are so cute!! What a great presentation idea. Cut a small slit in the top, carve carrot pieces for the beak and the top, slice a little from the bottom so they stand up, and place peppercorns or capers for eyes. This is a fun activity that kids can help with, an
I absolutely love the idea of naturally dyed eggs, the colors are so beautiful I may go buy some white t-shirts and color those too! Blueberries, beets, coffee, red cabbage, and more. Great idea to color eggs naturally, let kids help without added toxins, and not add chemicals to your eggs!
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Now that Spring is so close my thoughts are turning to more time spent outside. I found this poster, and thought it was super cool! It looks fairly easy to do, plan your design, mark your can with a marker, use a hammer and nail to pound in small holes, add a candle, and voila!
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A study by Rush University Medical Center and Illinois Institute of Technology presented their findings at the 98th Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) in Chicago that shows a positive correlation between brain health and simple mental activities like reading, writing, playing games, and doing puzzles. This study was headed by Associate Professor in the
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Complete the equations using the numbers 1-16. Each number can only be used once. Each row is a math equation that results in the given number at the end of the row. Each column is also a math equation that its answer is shown at the end of the column. Remember, multiplication and division are
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