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How to Make Your Current Home Work for You (When Moving Isn t an Option)
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A couple stacks of books
For the paper towels, the cheaper, less absorbent kind actually work better, because the low absorbency helps the water “walk” faster. After you’ve gathered up your materials, follow these directions from PBS Kids:
1. Have your child fill up two of the jars with water. Add food colouring to the two jars.
2. Place the empty jar in between the two jars that are filled with coloured water. For the best results, put each outside jar on top of a book that is equal in thickness. Ask your child if they know what gravity is. If they gets stuck, explain that gravity is a force that pulls objects toward each other. In this experiment, gravity will help move the water along faster into the empty jar.
7 Ways to Store an Overwhelming Amount of Toys
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I wish I had a way of quantifying the sheer volume of LEGO bricks that have taken up residence in my home the past several years. After each and every birthday or holiday, I think to myself that we can’t possibly absorb the weight of one more set. The sets cover my son’s dresser, bookshelf, and LEGO table; they live in bins and are stashed away in our TV cabinet and end table; they’re displayed on shelves in the basement and fill plastic containers placed sporadically around his bedroom; they loom recklessly in a teetering mountain on top of his toy chest.
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Although the pandemic has sought to affect as many aspects of our lives as possible, we’ve also gotten pretty good at finding virtual workarounds for all the things we are missing out on including, now, visits with Santa.
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The last thing we want is for Santa or his helpers to be traveling the world with the purpose of allowing millions of children to sit on his lap and have close, face-to-face conversations. That doesn’t seem like something the CDC would approve of. But there are plenty of options for taking the annual chat online this year. Here are some to get you started.
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