Science can be a lot of fun, especially for little ones just beginning to learn. You can do some fun science experiments with your preschooler, that aren't too complicated, but that can teach your child at the same time. See below for five simple, but fun experiments you can do with your little learner.
1. Skittle Rainbow
Take a handful of skittles and line them around a small round plate. Be sure the skittles are up a little higher around the edge of the plate.
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Any time you are seeking a career path, you need to know the particulars about it before going down that path. The packaging industry can give you a career that you will enjoy if you get the right education and learn what you can hope to expect from the job itself. To move forward with this career, you should read this guide and learn about the education required and how you can take steps toward your packaging career.
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Cars with manual transmissions comprise only about four percent of all vehicles sold in the United States, so it is becoming rarer to find American drivers who know how to drive vehicles equipped with them. Even more so, fewer drivers understand how to operate a manual transmission in such a way to protect its components from premature wear and damage, especially those who only have their driving permits. Below are four things that all drivers of cars with manual transmissions should do routinely.
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When you decide to go to school to study business information, you may have to decide between a two-year degree in business information and a more in-depth degree in a specialty area such as computer information system. The following questions will help you make a more informed decision about which degree to pursue.
How Much Time Can You Dedicate to Your Degree?
If you do not currently have many adult responsibilities such as a mortgage, children, a spouse, and debt, then you may be free to dedicate four years to earning a degree.
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If one of your loved ones never learned to read as a child, they're not alone. Approximately 44 million adults aren't able to read a bedtime story to their children. While this statistic is sad by itself, other statistics are even more depressing. 43% of adults with the lowest literacy skills live in poverty, and 72% of their children are likely to suffer from low literacy as well.
Fortunately, the good news is that it's never too late to improve literacy skills.
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