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agreed. I wouldn't leave small magnets on their own.

I do have some pretty cool magnetic building blocks out in our
construction site trailer though...but they're bigger.



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Subject: Re: favorite "drive by" activities and games

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Anna,

We always have it staffed when it is out on the floor. 


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Hi Jonah,

This is a cool building set.  I was wondering if you have it staffed all
the time and are you worried about little ones swallowing the magnets?
I have heard of some nasty injuries from kids swallowing these tiny
magnets.

Thanks,
Anna

On Jun 16, 2010, at 12:25 PM, Jonah Cohen wrote:

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> Thanks, Alissa... Less beautiful here in CT.
>
> Anyhow, I wish I was paid to say this, but a socko-awesome drop-in 
> floor program is just to use these:
> http://rogersconnection.com/SecureShopping/index.php? 
> main_page=index&cPa
> th=1
>
> Not cheap, but not super pricey. Kids literally have to be dragged 
> away from it by their parents. And it's helpful if you have a table 
> with some kind of lip/way to keep the ball bearings from rolling off.
>
> Jonah Cohen
> Outreach & Public Programs Manager
> The Children's Museum
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>
> "Lisa! In this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!"
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> From: Informal Science Education Network 
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Daniels, Alissa
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> Looking for a few suggestions, if you don't mind!
>
> getting ready for summer and am going through my floor kits, as we 
> call them. I grow bored with the ones I have. What are *your* favorite

> hands-on activities for elementary age kids to do on a drop in basis?
>
> Also...our theme for this summer is "Game" and I'm looking for some 
> science-type games or puzzles that can be done at a table. I have two 
> right now: one is just shaker cups with different objects inside, and 
> the child has to match them to an image of the object. Second is a 
> categorizing game: put three items in front of the child and ask what 
> they all have in common (same color, same material, all used for 
> writing, etc)
>
> Any thoughts and suggestions most welcome.
>
> It is a beautiful day here in Boston, hope all is well where you are, 
> AD
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