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- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 20, 2020 | Printables
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Fine Motor Fun Scavenger Hunt
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 20, 2020 | Motor Skills
Fine Motor Scavenger Hunt
There is one tool always on you: your hands! Let’s see what your kids can find that requires them to move their hands. Scavenger hunts are a great way for kids to practice problem solving and learn the value of teamwork. This hunt is great for fine motor development and building recognition of what requires hand coordination. Don’t forget this is just for fun and it’s ok if you can’t find everything!
Fine Motor Fun Scavenger Hunt
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Fine Motor Scavenger Hunt
There is one tool always on you: your hands! Let’s see what your kids can find that requires them to move their hands. Scavenger hunts are a great way for kids to practice problem solving and learn the value of teamwork. This hunt is great for fine motor development and building recognition of what requires hand coordination. Don’t forget this is just for fun and it’s ok if you can’t find everything!
Indoor Math Recognition Scavenger Hunt
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 20, 2020 | Printables
Scavenger hunts are a great way for kids to practice problem-solving and learn the value of teamwork.
Indoor Math Recognition Scavenger Hunt
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Scavenger hunts are a great way for kids to practice problem-solving and learn the value of teamwork.
Indoor and Outdoor Alphabet Scavenger Hunt
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 20, 2020 | Printables
Indoor Money Recognition Scavenger Hunt
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 20, 2020 | Printables
The first step in learning about money and financial literacy is knowing what you’re looking at. This scavenger hunt is intended to help kids identify common money symbols and understand basic concepts. Scavenger hunts are a great way for kids to practice problem-solving and learn the value of teamwork. This scavenger hunt is a perfect indoor activity for kids. Don’t forget this is just for fun and it’s ok to ask for help or if you can’t find everything!
Indoor Money Recognition Scavenger Hunt
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The first step in learning about money and financial literacy is knowing what you’re looking at. This scavenger hunt is intended to help kids identify common money symbols and understand basic concepts. Scavenger hunts are a great way for kids to practice problem-solving and learn the value of teamwork. This scavenger hunt is a perfect indoor activity for kids. Don’t forget this is just for fun and it’s ok to ask for help or if you can’t find everything!
Outdoor Nature Exploration Scavenger Hunt
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 20, 2020 | Printables
Ways to Code with Botley 2.0: Mazes, Mazes, Mazes!
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 15, 2020 | STEM
With more features, more coding, and more fun, Botley 2.0 comes with everything your little ones need to begin their screen-free coding journey. After they've mastered their coding basics with Botley's included activities and accessory set, they can discover even more fun ways to code with our free set of exclusive online coding activities. In this post, you'll find new inspiration for a classic Botley activity: the coding maze!
Back to Square One
Use the tiles included in the set, or create your own with construction paper. Start on the dark blue tile. Code Botley to get to light blue tile, then return back to the dark BLUE tile. Try to do this in the shortest code sequence you can!Direct Flight
Use the tiles included in the set, or create your own with construction paper. Start on the light blue tile, and code Botley to get to the finish in the fewest steps. (Hint: use 45-degree turns to take a short cut and use fewer steps!)Traffic Jam!
Make a maze of toy cars or blocks so that it looks like a traffic jam. Then, build a code to get Botley through the traffic without hitting any cars!Yeltob! (AKA Backwards Botley!)
Using blocks or any other materials, build a maze for Botley. At the start of the maze, turn Botley around try to code your way through the maze backwards. This one's tricky!Maze Master
Use construction blocks to build a maze, making sure that Botley can fit through the twists and turns. Then, build your code to get Botley through the maze. Take turns to see who can get through the maze in the fewest number of steps, then design a new one!Download our full online activity list for more than 50 fun, free ways to code!At Learning Resources, we’re here to help you make the best of this challenging time. Stay safe and healthy, and check back with our blog for more tips and learning ideas as the situation unfolds.
Ways to Code with Botley 2.0: Mazes, Mazes, Mazes!
With more features, more coding, and more fun, Botley 2.0 comes with everything your little ones need to begin their screen-free coding journey. After they've mastered their coding basics with Botley's included activities and accessory set, they can discover even more fun ways to code with our free set of exclusive online coding activities. In this post, you'll find new inspiration for a classic Botley activity: the coding maze!
Back to Square One
Use the tiles included in the set, or create your own with construction paper. Start on the dark blue tile. Code Botley to get to light blue tile, then return back to the dark BLUE tile. Try to do this in the shortest code sequence you can!Direct Flight
Use the tiles included in the set, or create your own with construction paper. Start on the light blue tile, and code Botley to get to the finish in the fewest steps. (Hint: use 45-degree turns to take a short cut and use fewer steps!)Traffic Jam!
Make a maze of toy cars or blocks so that it looks like a traffic jam. Then, build a code to get Botley through the traffic without hitting any cars!Yeltob! (AKA Backwards Botley!)
Using blocks or any other materials, build a maze for Botley. At the start of the maze, turn Botley around try to code your way through the maze backwards. This one's tricky!Maze Master
Use construction blocks to build a maze, making sure that Botley can fit through the twists and turns. Then, build your code to get Botley through the maze. Take turns to see who can get through the maze in the fewest number of steps, then design a new one!Download our full online activity list for more than 50 fun, free ways to code!At Learning Resources, we’re here to help you make the best of this challenging time. Stay safe and healthy, and check back with our blog for more tips and learning ideas as the situation unfolds. READ MORE
Free Coding Fun with Botley 2.0: Coding Crafts!
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 15, 2020 | STEM
Free Coding Fun with Botley 2.0: Black-Line Adventures!
- Patria Lincoln Posted On May 15, 2020 | STEM