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Science activities for parents of babies, toddlers and school children.
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Your new hallway sounds fabulous! I love how you describe all the things we learn by playing with a ball:)
I’ll show this post to my older kiddos – they like to play ball on the balcony and routinely lose the ball if the game gets to vigorous – you have some great ideas for containing the enthusiasm!!
thanks for sharing
xxxCate
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keepcatebusy (Cate)´s latest amazing offering ..Day 110 – bye bye bunnies
There is so much you can do with balls at any ages, isn’t there? Balls are fascinating at any age.
My two toddlers love playing with balls. I didn’t really think about how much they are experimenting when they play. We have acquired many, many types of balls. My two also love experimenting with different sizes, shapes and weights of balls.
When you break it down like that, a simple ball is about so much more than just throwing or kicking!
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