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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 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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    Get ready for an exciting veggie adventure with your little ones! This delightful snack recipe combines the goodness of hummus with a touch of elegance… presented in a fancy glass *chef’s kiss*. With colorful sliced vegetables taking center stage, this activity encourages children to explore flavors and textures while promoting healthy eating habits. As they prepare this snack, children will enhance their fine motor skills through activities like spreading hummus and arranging vegetable slices. This snack introduces a world of delicious and nutritious ingredients and offers a range of developmental benefits. It fosters healthy eating habits, sparks creativity and independence, and serves as an opportunity for language development. Through conversations about colors, textures, and flavors, children’s language skills and vocabulary expand. So, invite your little one to help gather the ingredients and embark on this delicious snacking adventure together! Ingredients: - Hummus - Plastic glass - Veggies (bell peppers, cucumber, snap peas, carrots, etc.) Instructions: 1. Help your little one to wash and cut the vegetables. 2. Scoop the hummus into the plastic cocktail glass. 3. Arrange the veggies around the top of the glass. 4. There you have it! A fun, healthy hummus cocktail! #kidsrkids #shorts #snack #recipe #diy
    Everyone knows that the worst thing about playing with slime is that the fun has to end when it’s time for lights-out! But what if lights-out meant twice the fun? By simply combining glow in the dark glue, baking soda, and contact lens solution, the properties of all of these materials combine to create the tactile experience that is: Glow in the Dark Slime. Materials: - 5 oz Elmer’s Glow in the Dark glue - 1/2 tbsp baking soda - 1 tbsp of contact lens solutions Instructions: 1. Pour the glue into a bowl. 2. Add the baking soda and mix 3. Add the contact lens solution and mix until slime texture is formed 4. If it's sticky, add more contact lens solution 1/4 tbsp at a time 5. Hold your slime up to a bright light source to charge 6. Playtime is now glow in the dark! Please remember to supervisor your little one during this activity; this project is not appropriate for children under the age of 3 years! #shorts #kidsrkids #STEAM #experiment #diy
    Embrace the power of play and unlock mathematical potential with a fun and challenging activity. By combining math with enjoyable activities, you’ll instill a positive mindset toward problem-solving. Did you know that a positive attitude toward math boosts our brains to remember things? This Connecting Cups to Count activity gives your child an engaging way to practice number recognition, sharpen counting skills, and develop a genuine love for numbers. It also promotes fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, essential for future writing and manipulation tasks. Encourage your child to explore and match cups based on the corresponding number of dots and foster their ability to recognize similarities and differences. With focus and concentration, they’ll excel at identifying and pairing cups with matching dots and numbers, honing their problem-solving prowess. You can even reuse the cups by planting seeds in them! Materials: - Clear plastic cups - Red dot stickers - Black marker Instructions: 1. Using red dot stickers, place dots on half of the cups, increasing the number of dots by one on each cup. 2. On each of the remaining cups, draw the outline of a tree, large enough to fit the largest number of dots. Label each cup with a number corresponding to the dot cups. 3. Invite your child to pick one of the cups with dots on them and identify the cup with the matching tree that has the same number on its trunk. Let your child stack the cups with matching dots and trees on top of each other. 4. Repeat until all cups are matched. #shorts #kidsrkids #craft #diy
    September’s Kids 'R' Kids Book Club pick is Ten Blacks Dots by Donald Crews. This unique counting book takes young readers on a journey of creativity and numbers. Read along as the simple illustrations transform into imaginative objects, from one to ten! It’s a delightful read-aloud that sparks curiosity and will inspire your child to see the world in a new way. What can YOU make with ten black dots #shorts #kidsrkids #booktube
    Busy toddlers love painting, but some family members may not be so excited about cleaning up. What is the secret to endless entertainment without the mess? Q-tips, water, and construction paper! Not only is this activity mess-free, it's perfect for your child’s development and learning. By exploring with their senses and experimenting with cause-and-effect, your child is using important thinking and sensory skills. The fine motor skills needed to manipulate the Q-tips will also strengthen the muscles in their fingers and hands. And the small surface of the Q-tip makes it take longer to fill up the paper. This activity has positive social-emotional benefits, allowing children to express their creativity and feel a sense of accomplishment. It can also be a calming activity that promotes relaxation and concentration, helping children to regulate their emotions and focus their attention. To get started, simply give your child a bowl of water and a sheet of paper and let them dip the Q-tips into the water and "paint" on the paper. Unleash their inner artist and enjoy the priceless smiles! Materials: - Construction Paper - Water - Cotton Swabs Directions: 1. Add some water to a small container. 2. Soak a few cotton swabs in the water and hand them to your little one or let them dip them in themselves. 3. Show them what happens when you draw on the paper — watch as your drawing appears (and later dries)! 4. Enjoy "painting" without all the mess! #shorts #kidsrkids #craft
    Finally, a tornado you can make at home without blowing your whole house down! Utilizing the awesome power of angular momentum and rotational inertia, you too can re-create one of natures most iconic spectacles, all safely contained in a couple of soda bottles! Materials: - Two 1-liter clear plastic bottles - A tornado connector tube (or lots of duct tape) - Water - Food coloring Directions: 1. Remove the labels from the bottles and fill one bottle 3/4 full with water and mix in some food coloring 2. Connect the empty bottles and the water-filled bottle together with a tornado connector tube or secure them with duct tape 3. Tip the water-filled bottle upside down while twirling it in a circular pattern 4. After rotating the bottle in a circular motion for about 20 seconds, watch as a funnel cloud will form in the top bottle and the water will funnel into the bottom bottle! #kidsrkids #kidsrkidscorporate #STEAM #shorts
    August’s Kids' R' Kids Book Club pick is I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More by Karen Beaumont. The hilarious story follows a spirited child who can't resist the urge to paint everything in sight. From head to toe, no surface is safe from her passion for painting. Written with engaging rhymes, the book celebrates the joy of self-expression while also highlighting the importance of moderation and cleaning up! #shorts #kidsrkids #booktube #reading
    This Banana Waffle Bonanza is a scrumptious activity that also serves up a plateful of benefits for learning and growing. As your mini-chef spreads the nut butter and slices the bananas, their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination are getting a workout to strengthen their tiny grip. The sensory exploration of the different ingredients will tickle the taste buds and ignite your little one’s curious mind. Did you know that cooking together strengthens bonds, creating memories that will make your heart melt faster than butter on a warm waffle? Encourage communication, taking turns, and problem-solving as you navigate the kitchen gathering and preparing the ingredients. Embrace the mess and work together cleaning up. By involving your little one in the cleaning process, you’re instilling the importance of organization and responsibility. Plus, a clean kitchen means more space for creating culinary masterpieces, and fewer chances of finding hidden banana peels underfoot! Ingredients: - Waffles (frozen or homemade) - Nut butter (or alternative) - Banana - Honey Directions: 1. If you are using frozen waffles, heat waffles as directed on package. If you are making homemade waffles, follow your favorite waffle recipe! 2. Once the waffles are done, spread the nut butter on top of the waffle. 3. Slice up the banana and place the slices on top of the nut butter. 4. Drizzle honey all over the waffle. 5. Serve & enjoy! #shorts #kidsrkids #Snack #recipe #tasty
    What is it about pipe cleaners that curious toddlers just can’t resist? They’re bendy, twisty, colorful fun! This simple activity is a great way to entertain your little ones while helping to develop their thinking superpowers and strong sensory skills. All you need is a kitchen colander and some pipe cleaners, and you're ready to go! Sticking the fuzzy pipe cleaners into the colander helps to build fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination, which will strengthen tiny hands and fingers. This activity also promotes problem-solving and cooperative play, which helps with positive social-emotional development. Encourage teamwork by letting family members work together to fit the pipe cleaners into the colander. For a simple, engaging activity, grab a colander and pipe cleaners and let the fun begin! Materials: - Kitchen colander (one with big enough holes to thread pipe cleaners) - Pipe cleaners - Clear packing tape Directions: 1. Tape your colander on a flat surface like a table or high chair top 2. Thread pipe cleaners through the colander holes one by one. You can weave in and out of holes! 3. Encourage your child to pull out pipe cleaners one by one. 4. That's it - easy fine motor skills activity for your toddler! #shorts #kidsrkids #kidsrkidscorporate
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