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    Kids 'R' Kids Learning Academy of Mount Pleasant

    Kids 'R' Kids Learning Academy of Mount Pleasant

    3650 Bessemer Rd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29466

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    Kids 'R' Kids International supports over 160 franchise preschools that provide Nationally Accredited educational programs to children 6 weeks - 12 years

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    1 Feb 2019

    http://krkmagazine.com/February/
    In this issue of the KRK Magazine, we focus on kindness and connection in celebration of the month of love and togetherness. A great Valentine craft and treat, and activities from our exclusive Brain Waves® curriculum to expand your child's brain #krkcares

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    kidsrkidscorp Kids 'R' Kids Corp. @kidsrkidscorp ·
    5 Dec 2018

    Check out our December blog! It's filled with fun holiday crafts and articles on teaching financial responsibility and empathizing with our children as we raise them! http://krkmagazine.com/December/index.html

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    Kids 'R' Kids is proud to deliver first-class child care and early education to our community for families with children aged 6 weeks through 12 years.

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    Color is a captivating way to introduce your child to science, especially with paint! It is bright, fun, and has plenty of qualities that promote scientific thinking. Colors are one of the important basics in early learning. It helps with expanding vocabulary and developing critical thinking skills. This color mixing activity is the perfect way to create interactive art based in science and without the mess. Help your child to squeeze a sizable dot of paint in the order of the rainbow spectrum: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet (“ROY G. BIV” is a simple way to remember). If you don’t have all the colors, that’s okay! Carefully slide it into the baggie, and let your child press the paint to the end of the rainbow. Squeezing, squishing, and finger drawing is fun exercise for fine motor skills. What shapes, numbers, and letters can you draw together? Materials: - Painter’s tape - Paper - Multi-color paints - Large sealable plastic bag Directions: 1. Poor one dab of each color on the paper so they are not touching 2. Slide paper into large plastic bag and seal 3. Tape two side of the plastic bag down 4. Mix the colors up by pushing them around with your fingers #kidsrkids #shorts #craft #art
    If you thought keeping a ping pong ball in the air using just a paddle was hard, just wait until you try keeping a ping pong ball in the air using just the air! What’s that? It’s not that hard? Well how does one achieve this feat? Simple! By using a bendy straw to blow air directly underneath a ping pong ball, the air not only negates the effect of gravity on the ball, but also forms an invisible basket of air around it, as the air evenly distributes itself around the spherical surface. Try this fun STEAM experiment with your little one! Here’s what you’ll need: - Bendy Straw - Ping Pong Ball Instructions: 1. Place the long end of the bendy straw in your mouth, and aim the bendy end so it is sticking straight up relative to the ground. 2. Begin to gently blow into the straw 3. Place the ping pong ball right above the open end of the straw 4. Watch it float! #kidsrkids #kidsrkidscorporate #shorts
    What is a leprechaun’s favorite snack? Lucky charms! Your family will be sure to catch a tricky leprechaun with this tasty treat. It has just a few simple ingredients and, once an adult melts the chocolate, your child can complete the activity independently. It’s a wonderful confidence booster! Let your child pick out a small cupful of marshmallows and encourage him or her to switch hands to develop that important pincer-grasp in both. Then simply combine the other dry ingredients and drizzle the melted white chocolate, and surprise…you have a magical snack that may bring you good luck! Ingredients: - White chocolate chips - Pretzel sticks - Popcorn - Lucky Charms marshmallows Directions: - Melt white chocolate chips - Place popcorn in large bowl - Break pretzel sticks in half as you drop them into the popcorn bowl - Pour marshmallows into popcorn bowl - Mix - Using a spoon, drizzle the melted white chocolate over the popcorn mix. Enjoy! #shorts #kidsrkids #kidsrkidscorporate
    March’s Kids ‘R’ Kids Book Club pick is Ten Lucky Leprechauns by Kathryn Heling. Reinforce counting skills in a fun and colorful way with your child. The rhyming countdown to the end even has a lucky surprise that is better than any pot of gold! #shorts #kidsrkids #kidsrkidscorporate
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    February’s Kids ‘R’ Kids Book Club pick is Me on the Map by Joan Sweeney. This beloved book is a playful way to read with your child about where he or she fits into the world related to your room, your home, your street, your town, and beyond! Enjoy the story; then, spend family time creating a special map of your own! #kidsrkids #kidsrkidscorporate #shorts #booktube
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