Iwant some scientific plays for pre-school children?
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I couldn't find much.  Creative drama is the subject area you probably want to look into because it is the craft of using theatrical situations to teach students various subjects.
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Encourage the imagination!  Play pretend with me, and encourage me to be silly.\n\nWhen my kids were little, we set up the small dome tent in the back yard, and it become, well, everything.  We blasted off to space in it, we explored the jungle using it as a base camp, we had fun in it.\n\nWe played.  Together.
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There are games they can play online for free:\nhttp://www.eduplace.com/kids/games.jsp\nThese games help develop basic skills needed for each grade level.
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http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/Games/maths/index.html\n\nApparrantly it has free maths games for kids to help them to learn and to keep them entertained.
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you can have a game of like "guess the job" to say have one illustrate and the others guess.\n\nafter they get it right or give up tell them why that is a good job in pre-school terms
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a wonderful website that teaches prek- 2nd grade reading skills\nstarfall.com  give it a try and see what you think, entertaining and both my boys enjoy it as a daily part of their reading lesson.
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I'm a primary school teacher- and I always recommend these...\nhttp://www.kidsites.com/sites-edu/science.htm\nhttp://yahooligans.yahoo.com/Science_and_Nature/
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/\n\ndon't know if this is any good but my four year old daughter loves it.
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there are lots of activities for this age group...\n\nmovement...use music by raffi, greg and steve, and hap palmer...try freeze dance, popcorn dance, use bean bags or nerf balls to go with the music (you can even use basic musical instruments like tamborines, maracas, and drums)\n\nreading/and listening activity....choose an age appropriate book, flannel board story, or fingerplays and tell the story you can give the pieces to individual children after you have read the story a few times and let them help with the story. children of this age are beginning to understand how to listen too and story tapes with a book are sometimes fun if they are not too long...\ncooking or science can be done too....usually making things like pudding or jello, even making popsicles works, science projects like rolling items down a long or wide board is sometimes fun too. i even carved a pumpkin with a group of this age....i did have an assistant to be sure no one got a hold of the knife but the children enjoyed helping clean out the seeds and touching and smelling the parts of the pumpkin..\n\nthere are some great books for teachers of this age too...my favorite is teachable 2's sorry dont remember the author, but ck in the lakeshore catalog for it.
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make anything out of the following\nperiscope\nvolcano (Although I don't suggest this - it is a very old project and maybe many will turn up using this)\nA mini hovercraft or hot air baloon (info can be found on net)\nI don't know what it is called but if you know that thing in which we have to take a small hoop across a wire (which is not straight) without touching it. If touched, it will make a sound.\n\nIf none of this suits you, you might watch Backyard Science at National Geographic Channel
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Discovery Channel has some nice science project resources.\n\nhttp://school.discovery.com/sciencefaircentral/
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you can pick and choose from this site, I won't bother explaining it, since we all know it, but this site is aimed at kids:\n\nhttp://www.sciencemadesimple.com/static.html\n\nYou might even just want to do the first parts and the last parts, but it depends on the age of the kids and stuff like that.
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how about making a board with all the sounds on it to help teach children how to spell
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Look up ZanyBrainy.com (I hope they are still there) and check out Preschool.com for good educational toys. You want toys that stimulate the senses and react to a childs play. This all depends on age of your child of course. Hobbytown is also starting to carry more educational toys and is worth checking out!
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If you mean "which toys will help my child to learn" then.  Larger toys when small.  Smaller toys when growing older, as in,\nDuplo then lego. Big trucks then small cars. As in stubby crayons on large sheets of paper,  then thinner pencils and smaller paper etc.\nAs in large balls, then smaller ones.\nOlder children picking up and putting  tennis balls into a bucket is very good for eye hand co ordination essential for writing.\nMost importantly, Reading books with your child from the beginning will teach literacy. Again, big pictures  for little children, then smaller pictures and finally none for older children. Read with/to them till age 12 or 13, it is ok and fun!
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If you go to kaboose.com they have many Science Games. \nhttp://resources.kaboose.com/games/science.html\n\nAlso www.internet4classrooms.com has links on every subject area and objectives to games. \nhttp://internet4classrooms.com/science_elem_animals.htm\n\nI found this online games:\nhttp://www.orkin.com/learning_center/kids_and_teachers_games.aspx\n\nhttp://www.kidscom.com/cgi-bin/Animalgame/animal.pl\n\nhttp://www.uptoten.com/kids/uptoten-features-search-searchpageresult.html\n\nhttp://www.uptoten.com/kids/uptoten-features-search-searchpageresult.html
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Well I recomend Tornadoes. They made a great project for me ^^ U can actually MAKE a tornado in ur classroom WIHTOUT that dinky water bottle trick! It was a great project. Another good one is Mice and shape rocognition. U put together a maze with portals in the shape of triangles, circles and squares, and see if u can train the mice to recognize that the triangles will always lead to the food instead of what they naturally assume(circles) E-mail me for further details on the Tornado Project which I HIGHLY recomned! happiest_phantom@yahoo.com