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smalldice.gif (2516 bytes) Bean Counter Game Get rid of your beans without breaking zero!
 

 

safetyball.gif (4346 bytes) Safety!   Help your family stay safe for the summer right here!

schoolgirl.gif (1643 bytes) School! Soon it will be school time again. What would you rather be doing?

A = 5 Codes Use our code to write a secret or a letter to a friend or relative.

+8 -3 Numbers Game Play this game with any number of people or by yourself!

Alternative ways Imagine alternatives in your school day here: like riding to school in a hot air balloon!

genielamp.gif (2978 bytes)Alternative stories Sometimes you are presented alternatives. Other alternatives are created by you. Have fun by creating alternative stories here.

scalessmall.gif (1623 bytes) Weight: In the olden days, people weighed things by holding one in each hand and comparing how heavy they felt. We explore weight from then until now.

manclub2.gif (2726 bytes) What's Happening?       
Let's Figure it Out!        
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Mgnreadsmall.gif (2501 bytes)    Mike's Bike  I can read Mike's Bike!

bdaycake.gif--for calendar in things for kids to do. Calendar: Make a calendar just for you--with all the dates and birthdays that are special to YOU!
crtelephantbatting.gif (3562 bytes)  Zoo: Name all the animals you would have in your zoo and farm, then tell what their babies are called. Even a place for pretend animals, too!
bulldog1.gif (2373 bytes) Top DAWG: Two to four players roll the dice to find out who is the Top DAWG!

brokeegg.gif (3940 bytes)  Volume & Shape You have shape; you have volume. Do this one in the kitchen or the yard with mom's permission!

tapemeasure.gif (3545 bytes) Measurements Imagine alternatives in measurements!

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