Posted by Unknown | 5:26 AM

This activity came to me in the wee hours of the morning after lumbering out of bed to let the dog outside; I laid there unable to sleep at ...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:56 AM

Download this thermometer here . Spring break is coming up so I figured it would be fun to take an imaginary trip to five U.S. capital citie...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:23 AM

When a follower e-mailed and told me that her son was fearful during thunderstorms, I was inspired to help. Most of my fears as a child stem...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:26 AM

Since my son learned about clouds during our water cycle activity , I figured a more in-depth exploration of those fluffy beautiful (and som...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:07 AM

What are clouds? Why does it rain? Where do the puddles go? To make understanding the water cycle easier, I designed a puzzle for my son to ...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:15 AM

So far the tornado sirens have only gone off twice this Spring/Summer season. This is a reality of living in the Midwest; tornadoes are the ...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:57 AM

Unfortunately, we had a wet spring and up until about three weeks ago, our summer weather was on the same trajectory. Nobody was happy about...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:06 AM

Really? You betcha! In my experience, thinking about snow when the humidity is high and temps are even higher is the only good time to pond...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:28 AM

If you’re teaching your son/daughter about rain or the rainforest, making a rain stick is a great craft to complement the lesson. I’d seen t...

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Posted by Unknown | 5:10 AM

The forecast last week called for five consecutive days of rain (ugh!). What better time to learn about lightning, eh? I checked out a few b...

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