Guest Post by Shelisa of Think Magnet Kids It’s never too early
to use the Scientific Method with your kids, well debatable with
your 6 month old. ;) I’ve seen a variety of “scientific method”
terms and lists through Googling. Use what feels right to you
and remember, this isn’t NASA, it doesn’t have to be perfect.
Snow Days are a very playful day and valuable teachable moment!
Keep a collection of snow books handy in the winter. Measure the
snow. Make snow ice cream. Get the child involved in watching
the weather map online or on your phone. They may be inspired to
give their own forecast (get your video cameras ready) or write
their own snow story. They may ask a question about snow that
you can research or experiment with or they may want to build a
replica of Antarctica! While the kids love to go outside to play
in the snow, I also like to bring some in for a closer look. The
snow didn’t last long in our toasty house. Thank you fireplace.
It led to a logical question, “Mom, how do we make the snow stay
lo