For our math practice I put magnetic numbers on the fridge in series and they had to fill in the blanks. They know their numbers really well now. We went outside to paint with watercolors and ate snacks.
The kids played in the magnetic sensory bin and after the older kids got out of school we invited them over for a new sensory experience. I was inspired by this post. I filled our sensory bin with baking soda and filled ice cube trays full of colored vinegar. (I used liquid watercolor to dye it.) I gave each kid an eye dropped so they could drop the vinegar into the bin and watch it fizz. The kids loved watching it fizz and kept working together to create bigger "explosions."
There was a lot of color mixing with the vinegar as well. They kept trying to create new colors in the baking soda.
Next the hands went into the bin.
Next we decided to add corn starch and make a goo for the kids to ply in. We added increasing amounts of water until they decided the texture was right.
Eventually we got out some tools for them to dig with. They were filthy by the time they finished with the bin so I hosed them down and they ended up running through the sprinklers. The warmer weather has been incredible.
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