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My name is Catherine and I am a stay at home mom to "J" my 4 y/o son and "C" my 2 y/o daughter. I was a nurse before coming a stay at home mom. I love being a mom!! I have an amazing husband that is very supportive and I love so much.
My blog is about hands on learning through crafts and play. I home preschool my son and love it. It is the best reward at the end of the day to see your kids learn through you.
We love the outdoors and exploring new things.
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I love the Easter egg science blog but I am a little confused. In the directions you say add the baking soda, jello and water to make a paste then freeze. Okay got that, now in the picture, what is in the bottom of your pan, is that more baking soda and does you cover the entire bottom of the pan? I like the added flowers and glitter. I will for sure be doing this with my class but I need to make sure I am doing it correct so that it turns our right and fun for all.
ReplyDeleteI love the Easter egg science blog but I am a little confused. In the directions you say add the baking soda, jello and water to make a paste then freeze. Okay got that, now in the picture, what is in the bottom of your pan, is that more baking soda and does you cover the entire bottom of the pan? I like the added flowers and glitter. I will for sure be doing this with my class but I need to make sure I am doing it correct so that it turns our right and fun for all.
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