We played basketball with our over-the-door basketball hoop!

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We made a wobbly and long balance beam out of pool noodles and a balance beam!

See the recipe we used here: https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/267107/air-fryer-zucchini-chips/

See the recipe we used here: https://www.skinnytaste.com/crispy-breaded-pork-chops-in-the-air-fryer/

We made a tower and a question mark box for a Mario world using a Mario game!

We made an obstacle course with tunnel rolling!

See the recipe we used here: https://iwashyoudry.com/air-fryer-lemon-pepper-chicken-wings/

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We used store-bought cinnamon roll dough and followed the instructions on the package to make them. They turned out great!

We built a very complicated Lego set!

We made a wall and knocked it down using soft balls to work on ball skills/hand-eye coordination, bilateral motor coordination, and...

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Potty training can be really challenging for kiddos and their families. Here are some tips to help. Make going to the bathroom fun and less intimidating Spray a spray they like to smell Blow bubbles while on the potty Provide rewards or incentives for going to the bathroom Sing songs while on the potty Color the potty with washable markers or bath time markers Put stickers on the potty Listen to music while on the potty Consistency is also very important when it comes to pott

We made an obstacle course with our new stepping stones!

See recipe we used below: https://www.lemontreedwelling.com/air-fryer-green-beans/

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We brought a waffle maker in and made waffles!

Weighted blankets and stuffies are becoming more popular, but how do you use them? Typically, weighted items should be about 10% of a person's body weight. So, if a child weighs 60 pounds, the weighted blanket should weigh about 6 pounds. However, this is subjective and can vary from person to person. Some people may prefer lighter ones or ones that are a little heavier. However, it is important to keep the amount of weight of a weighted blanket in mind for children due to th

We made a shopping cart maze!