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Educational Activities for Young Explorers

by Kimberly Blaker

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Does it seem like every time you turn around your home is literally being taken apart by your little explorer?

Don’t despair. This is often the result of an extraordinary desire to learn.  Your child may very well be one of our future scientists, inventors, or leaders.

· Play restaurant. Have your child make up a restaurant menu with several simple dishes that he can prepare. At dinnertime, he can seat the family, take orders, and then prepare and serve the dishes. (Suggestion: Bring along some reading while you wait).

· Go on a dig. Archaeology excavating kits are found in many educational toy stores. Children can dig for ancient treasures, from replicas of dinosaur fossils to Egyptian reliefs. They also learn about the history behind the excavated items through stories that are included with the kits. Once kids’ interest has been sparked, parents can print out additional articles from encyclopedias or the Internet.

 

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           Kimberly Blaker

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