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Children have a natural curiosity that can open the door to all kinds of meaningful conversations, from why the sky is blue to why ants walk in a straight line. These everyday occurrences that may seem ordinary to most adults can be an ideal way to introduce kids to new concepts and experiences. In this activity, you’ll learn how the kitchen can become an ideal place to seize teachable moments. |
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Getting kids outdoors to explore nature is good for a variety of reasons. It stimulates their minds, it's good for their bodies, and the more they’re exposed to nature, the more they may appreciate it and grow up interested in protecting it. In this activity, you’ll learn how bugs can help your kids identify with the great outdoors. |
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Over the past three decades, the rate of obesity in preschool children has more than doubled. Childhood obesity is now considered an epidemic in this country. The good news is that childhood obesity can be prevented. In this activity, you’ll learn how to help encourage your child to engage in more physical activity by creating an activity menu. |
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To a certain extent, bumps, burns and bruises are part of growing up. There are, however, more serious injuries that can and should be prevented. According to the National Safety Council, the leading cause of death for children between the ages of one and four is unintentional injury. |
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With parents having more hectic schedules and planning so many structured activities for their children, kids are having less free time to just play and simply “be kids.” In this activity, you’ll learn how simple cardboard boxes and paper bags can be turned into great tools to foster imaginative play. |
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