Since we had the washi tape out the other day we decided to make some Halloween Clothespin Clips. You can add a magnet to the back of them to hang your

Can You Find The Odd Emoji One Out | Riddles Game | Spot The Difference 😇 These riddles will wake up your eyes and brain better than coffee! Something is different from the other picture, Can you figure out what is that Exactly. Only people with Eagle vision can get all of these visual puzzles right. Are you ready to test your abilities Once Again?

Studies show that eye exercises can be useful for the eyes and for the brain as well. Not only that but challenging your eyesight can be very rewarding and fun. And these 15 images are going to make you squint your eyes until you find the odd one out. Here at Bright Side, we enjoy a good challenge, and this one is top-notch.

How good are your visual skills? See if you can spot the odd bear out in this challenge. If you can, congratulations, your cognitive perception is amazing!

Practice the concept of sorting and categorizing by identify which summer item is different in this math printable worksheet.

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Who says rocket ship crafts for kids are only for boys! Check out these great ideas and inspire your kids. Our daughter can't wait to try them!

Learning game My Five Senses is meant to help children to learn what sense organs there are and how they work. The game task is to define which sense organ we use by the contact with a particular object. Print activity sheets and ask your child to tell what items and what organs are depicted on the page. Then the child is to put a tick into table cells, depending on what sense organ we use by the contact with a particular object. In some cases, there are several possible options. For…

Educational game The Odd One Out is meant to build children's attention and logical thinking. The game task is to find on the worksheet the odd item and take it out. Print pictures worksheets of the game Odd One Out and carefully look at them together with your child. There are 8 lines with 4 items in each of them. Invite your child to find the item that doesn't belong to the line (has another type, size, color, shape, etc.), and cross the odd one out. While playing, ask your child to give…