There are lots of uses for leftover plastic Easter Eggs. I use them for math. For Poppy Cat, I put numbers on one half with a paint pen, and then put the corresponding number of dots on the other end. I let them dry and then break them in half. He counts the dots and matches the numbers. If you want to make it more challenging, make sure you use two different colors for top and bottom. That way they are not just matching colors. They have to actually count.
For Legoman, I put multiplication problems on one side and the answers on the other side with a paint pen. Let them dry and break them apart. I usually use problems that need review.
Have fun with this inexpensive learning tool.
Blessings,
Bridget
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Hello, thanks for stopping by. I'm Bridget, better know as Mama to my two handsome boys. If you love being creative and trying new things you'll be right at home here! I am unashamedly Christian, God rocks my world, happily married to a hard working man for over 23 years, and love spending time with my family. I am passionate about eating clean and helping my boys become all they want to be in life. I developed this blog for you with knowledge that I have learned from hours of research and testing. So without further ado time to roll up your sleeves and get trying some new things, but before you go don't forget to subscribe. You won't want to miss a post!
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