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Today's Creative Preschool Collaborators theme is body parts! Lately Chuck's been interested in learning about his body, so this topic was right up our alley. Since we have out-of-town guests staying with us for a bit, I designed 5 low-prep and easy activities to help Chuck learn about the brain!

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Kids, by nature, are curious. I love to listen to my kids talk and explore life. They see everything with such a fresh perspective and innocence. The last question actually sparked a project that I am happy to share. As I explained how lungs work to my little boy, his eyes got wide and he stared at me in confusion. Try as I may I just couldn’t make him understand. There are a ton of experiments out there to demonstrate how lungs work, but we chose this simple Paper bag method.

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In this post I’m sharing one of the hands-on activities from the book that teaches kids how the stomach breaks down food during digestion. To begin, explain to your child that your stomach has a very important job, which is to break down the food that you eat. The process of breaking down food so it can be used by the body is called digestion.

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One of my favorite subjects to teach my kids is science, and one of those reasons is that it can be so hands-on. How my do kids learn the best? By involving them, and getting hands on with science!

This real-life method- is a great way for them to learn more about the subjects that we are covering through the year. Over the past couple of weeks we have been doing human body-related lessons in science. Human body-related science experiments to go along with those lessons just came naturally.

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Here is a video showing how to teach kids or preschoolers about body parts in a fun and enjoyable way.