Squeals of laughter and tons of fun as the kids learned all about centrifugal force.
How can you say no to that?
{p.s. We don't have a new little one that I've been hiding from you all ~ just a friend visiting!}
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Stuffed Animals and Ceiling Fans
Did you know that stuffed animals and ceiling fans are actually learning tools?
Squeals of laughter and tons of fun as the kids learned all about centrifugal force.
How can you say no to that?
{p.s. We don't have a new little one that I've been hiding from you all ~ just a friend visiting!}
Squeals of laughter and tons of fun as the kids learned all about centrifugal force.
How can you say no to that?
{p.s. We don't have a new little one that I've been hiding from you all ~ just a friend visiting!}
I would have to be sure to DUST before putting stuffed animals on the fan!
ReplyDeleteA ceiling fan does wonders with a helium balloon that has escaped its bunch. Especially in the middle of the night.
ReplyDelete:)
I too, have got this very situation in action. Something about it just calls to kids. Perhaps it's when Buzz Lightyear did it in Toy Story?
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs ~ Kat
Good stuff.
ReplyDeleteAnd, yes, at my house, the stuffed animal would be a little dustier after the experiment [smile].
~Luke
I gave you an award.
ReplyDeletehehe so fun! I did books (paperback) when I was a kid and then I would try and catch them :-P
ReplyDeleteWhat a great science day :) LOL!
ReplyDeleteBTW...if "someone" from MD was on your homeschool blog for hours and hours yesterday...don't worry :)