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Whether you're trying to avoid the dreaded "summer slide" or just looking for a mental focus of a child's size, you need ideas to keep the brains of these little scholars active. These learning activities for children are so entertaining that they may not even realize how educational they are. Even better, the projects are low-preparation, easy to clean, and mostly involve common items you can find around the house. Immerse yourself in the old art supply bin, pick up toys and you can have an educational activity done in no time.
From practicing visual words to simple coding activities, these projects cover literacy, STEM and social studies, among others, so that you can focus on your child's particular area of interest (or on the subject where they need the most extra practice). The only thing they have in common is that there is a kind of practical module for each of them, so that children can really get involved in their own learning. As they get older, they can even help organize activities themselves. These are mainly aimed at elementary school students, but if you have a toddler or preschooler, you can discover these fun activities for toddlers, because even the smallest students deserve brain training. .
Word View Stick Craft Puzzles
Treasure hunt in the backyard
Word / definition memory game
Fingerprint forensics
Family flag
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