Opposites science preschool

Materials: -Tin container with lid -Quiet and noisy items from around the house What I placed in the tray Quiet Items: tissue paper, card stock paper, straw, foam number 1, plastic fly, tin foil, wax paper, pom pom ball, sticker, and pipe cleaner. Noisy Items: coin, apple button, earring, car, basketball easer, whistle, plastic letter D, small metal cookie cutter, and glass pebble. *I found this small (magnetic) tin container at Michaels in the dollar bins. How to play: I had E place an item…

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We took inspiration from one of my son's favourite books and focused on learning opposites. This post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! This activity for learning opposites was based around the fabulous book 'Opposites' by Sandra Boynton. My son has only had the book for a few weeks but already loves it. I decided to make it more 'real' for him. I went through the book and decided on items…

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One of our toddler classes has been learning about opposites. Here are some of the crafts/activities they've done while exploring opposit...