Tubes & Tunnels Rebus chart

Guess what I stumbled upon recently? The fact that you can cut paper cups to look like little tunnels. So, obviously, we have been pretty busy around here ... Of course, you already know this if you are in the coolest club around - The Quiet Time Club! You would know about this neat activity

After months of collecting paper tubes from foil and paper towels we were looking for an activity that we could do with some of them. After seeing them used as tunnels for pom poms on another blog...

For some new provocations in our block center we added cardboard boxes of various sizes. We cut holes in the boxes on all sides at different heights. Then we provided wrapping paper tubes, cove molding and large marbles. The children engaged in learning many of the principals of physics and problem solving as they tried different creations of ramps and tunnels for the marbles. They used some of the regular blocks as supports for their structures. They tested their pathways and then reworked…

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This post is sponsored by Learning Resources. This week for our Move & Learn series I was inspired by my little toddler who loves driving cars under chairs and tables. I thought he and my

This month I held a Tunnels and Tubes event for ages 2-5. We held this at the library twice (Tues and Sat) and at an outreach event in Severance once. I mostly took inspiration from this post by Li…

With paper towel and toilet paper tubes.

Classmates in sturdy mailing tubes for block center!!!! Genius!! Kristin Gwaldo