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What Would You Do With It? Wednesdays

It is Wednesday! How can it be Wednesday already????  Okay- honestly here. I have been swamped with trying to re-learn statistics for my advanced research methods class. I think I finally have triggered enough memory and re-learned the essentials for my upcoming exam and research paper.  Needless to say, things like keeping up with the blog have not been on the forefront of my mind. I have oodles of wonderful folks who are ready to guest post for this wonderful meme, but I need to take some time and schedule them! So, for this week.... I'm going to share with you all of the prior posts and links for What Would You Do With It? All of the linkys are still open... So, have a browse, and if you feel so inclined, link up some of your great ideas! What Would You Do With It? Wednesdays: Stalks, Leaves, and Stones Math Guest post by Lesley Romanoff of Takoma Park Cooperative Preschool. WWYDIW: Trash to Treasure Art Guest post by Laura Eldredge of the SEEDS Network Clothespin Sens...

Clothespin Sensory Play for Young Children: What Would You Do With It?

Can you believe it is the first Wednesday in September??? I know, right? I can't believe it either! This summer sure flew by!  I am SUPER excited to be bringing back What Would You Do With It? Wednesdays!  This week, I have a VERY special guest blogger, Deborah Stewart of Teach Preschool . Did you know that in addition to being an educational consultant, singer/songwriter, and running her own preschool, Deborah runs the Teach Preschool page on Facebook ? She scours the web for amazing blogs and inspiration to share with over 21,000 followers! She is truly amazing. I am so excited to share with you my very first guest blogger! Clothespin sensory play for young children by Deborah J. Stewart of Teach Preschool Clothespins are excellent tools for young children to play with. They come in all colors and sizes, can be used in all sorts of games, and promote fine motor skills. I like to keep a supply of clothespins in my classroom all the time for the children to explore.....