Next time it rains, go outside (after it is done of course) and trace a puddle. Go back outside every 30 minues to an hour and trace where the outside of the puddle is again. Ask your child, "Why is it getting smaller? How?"
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I love this idea! What a fantastic illustration of evaporation!
ReplyDeleteOoohhhh, how fun! But now I'd have to remember to go out and do that.......
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! so simple and fun to learn science!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait for it to rain.
ReplyDeleteCute and fun and educational!
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Love this idea!!! Whoo Hooo!
ReplyDeleteOooooo The learning opportunities!! LOVE!
ReplyDeleteJamie @ hands on : as we grow
It is always the simplest things. I can't wait for rain!
ReplyDeleteThat is a truly fabulous idea! What a great way to start talking about science:)
ReplyDeleteThank for the super tip!
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ReplyDeleteThis is great idea Nicole! :) And very, very cheap one that toddlers will absolutely love! Haven't met any who doesn't like to play with puddles! ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for adding this to last week's High paw. I only wish we see you there more often! You share great ideas!