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Scholastic Learn from Home Free Resources for School Closures

on March 17, 2020

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Ping Pong Tic Tac Toe

What is the Activity? This activity needs at least two players and can be played one on one or in teams. It takes a fun spin on the tic tac toe game, and challenges players to move fast but also to use strategical moves as well. This game is for ages 7 and up! It uses simple materials and is a great game for families to reuse all throughout the summertime. Whether played for an afternoon activity or large family game night, this will be sure to bring about a lot of laughs and high energy! Materials · Painter’s tape · A large table · Two different colored stackable cups (solo cups are preferred, at least 12 of each) · Tape measurer · Post it notes · 2 ping pong balls Set Up · You will need to set up this game on a large table with some open area around it to ensure there is enough room to play and pick up the balls · First you will use the scotch tape to make a large square that will end

Ivory Soap Experiment

With soap being used now more than ever, this would be a great activity for children to learn how to use the scientific methods at a young age. This is a great activity because it only requires two items and can be done safety and quickly in a home environment. Similarly, this is a great learning experience for visual learners and gives learners a chance to now only watch, but touch the end experiment results. https://thejoysofboys.com/ivory-soap-experiment/

Teaching Kids to Change a Tire

Even though they won’t need to know this any time soon, especially since we are all under lockdown, this skill can be very useful later in life. I would know, I’ve had to change my tires multiple times thanks to nails and razorblades in the road. Teach them this skill now and soon you’ll be able to ask them for help the next time you are on a road trip. Link: https://www.bridgestonetire.com/tread-and-trend/drivers-ed/how-to-change-a-flat-tire

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