Preschool Winter Clothes and Staying Warm in the Winter Theme

Do you need helping planning your Winter Clothes theme? Use the suggested learning objectives and vocabulary ideas found on our Theme Map to help you plan your own Winter Clothes Lessons.

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Planning your Winter Clothes and Staying Warm Preschool Theme 

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*Create a Winter Hat Craft

Provide construction paper, card stock, or paper plates along with with a variety of art supplies for children to create a winter hat. For younger children consider cutting out the shape for them or providing a variety of shape cutouts to make designing the hat easier. 

Mitten Painting

Provide the children with mittens, or gloves, construction paper and your choice of paint colors. Let them explore painting with the mittens on. They will create their own artwork while painting in an untraditional way.
See the full tutorial here on my blog. 

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I Can Make My Own Scarf

Provide children with fabric markers along with a strip of fabric that works with your chosen markers to make their very own scarf!
​Find all the details along with tips on our Make Your Own Scarf blog post. ​

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Marble Painting Mitten

Print out a picture of mittens onto cardstock, place mittens in a ziplock bag with paint and marbles. Invite preschoolers to move the marble around to paint their mitten.

Decorate a Sweater

Invite preschoolers to decorate a sweater, mittens and scarf picture with  sequins, gems, glitter, stickers, and crayons. These templates are included in our Winter Clothes Activity pack

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Painting Snow

Bundle up and head outside to paint the snow!  Encourage preschoolers to think in advance what they might need to keep warm during this activity. Can they use gloves while they paint? Try having them see the difference between painting without mittens, with mittens, or with gloves. 
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Add Winter Clothes to your Dramatic Play Area

Add a variety of winter clothes to the dramatic play center for children to explore. Consider adding boots, snow pants, winter jackets, mittens, winter hats, and scarves. Hang a clothesline and provide clothespins so children can practice hanging clothes up to dry.

Winter Clothing Goods Store 

Include various winter clothing items to create a store where your students can purchase clothes. They can use a cash register, money and include price tags on the clothing.
Combine items from around the house with the printable signs, labels, and props from My Department Store Dramatic Play . 

Ice Rink

Include a big white piece of paper for the ice, have a ice skate rental booth and a shoe locker. Encourage the children to skate across the ice.

Hot Chocolate Stand

Nothing warms you up during the cold winter months like a cup of hot chocolate. Transform your dramatic play area into a hot chocolate stand. Try out this Hot Chocolate Stand from Pre-K Printable Fun

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Hibernating Animals Small World Play

Provide your student with materials to create dens and burrows for hibernating animals such as cardboard tubes and nesting material.  Add photos of animals hibernating and animal figures such as bears to your space.

Winter Scene

Provide Materials for creating a snowy scene in your block area this week.  Add cotton balls for snowballs, white felt for snow, miniature winter-themed figurines and toys (e.g., animals, people, trees, houses, vehicles, snowmen, etc.), blue or white fabric or paper (optional for a backdrop), small blocks or risers (optional for elevating parts of the scene), and miniature props like small rocks, twigs, or snow covered trees.

*Mitten Letter Matching

Set up a twist on mitten matching with this uppercase-to-lowercase matching activity.
Use this one as a file folder game, table activity, or play like memory with your preschooler.

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Snowy Writing Tray

Using white sand, sugar, salt, craft snow or white glitter create a writing tray. Include letter cards and a mitten, invite the child to put on the mitten and practice tracing the letters.
See our full Snowy Letter Tray tutorial on my blog

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Winter Word Wall Activities

 This Winter Word Wall Activity Pack is full of a variety of literacy activities to keep your preschoolers engaged all winter long. 

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Create Letters with a Scarf

Provide a scarves and encourage children to manipulate the scarf in a variety of ways to create letters.

Alphabet Soup Matching

Use play dough to make noodles to use with these fun soup mats from our Winter Clothes activity pack

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Winter Seek and Find

Use these Winter Seek and Find activities to engage in conversation about winter clothes and staying warm during winter activities! 

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Mystery Mitten

Fill a mitten with plastic letters. Preschoolers take turns removing the mitten and identifying the letter.

The Mitten Book Companion Set

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​ A Hat for Minerva Louise Book Companion Set

Join the lovable Minerva Louise on a charming adventure with our Printable Preschool A Hat for Minerva Louise Book Companion Set. Specially designed to complement the delightful story by Janet Morgan Stoeke, these activities engage young minds, promote language development, and build comprehension skills.

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The Mitten Pre-K Book Companion

The book The Mitten by Jan Brett is a wonderful story perfect for exploring in the winter. Preschool students, and their educators, are sure to enjoy the beautiful illustrations as well.

Our Preschool The Mitten Book Companion Set includes a carefully crafted collection of activities designed to complement the book; fostering early literacy skills, and vocabulary development.

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The Jacket I Wear in the Snow by Shirley Neitzel
The Mitten by Jan Brett
The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats
The First Day of Winter by Denise Fleming
Snowballs by Lois Ehlert

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*Mitten Ten Frame Counting

Ten frames are an engaging tool for supporting children with a variety of math skills. 
Use the printable counters included in the Winter Clothes Activity Pack or add your own fun counters like these sparkly pom poms for added engagement. 

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Sorting Winter Gear

Use the Winter Clothes Word Wall Cards as labels to invite children to sort winter gear.
This activity supports sorting & classification skills, as well as language & literacy development. 

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Winter Hat Match Up

Cut out simple winter hats from felt, and have preschoolers match the corresponding color pom pom to the hat.

Measure with Mittens

Have preschoolers measure each other using mittens, have preschoolers keep a record and compare the measurements. A great way to practice non-standard measuring.

Sort into Groups

Inside our Winter Measure, Graph and Compare pack you can find this printable sorting by category set!

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Identify shapes and patterns on winter hats

Show the children pictures of various shapes (circle, triangle, square, rectangle, etc.) and patterns ask them to identify and name them. Provide students with hats that feature various shapes, and patterns have students look at each winter hat and identify any shapes or patterns they see.

Mitten Matching

Scatter the mitten pairs on a table or on the floor, making sure they are mixed up. Show the children how to pick up one mitten and then search for its matching pair among the scattered mittens. As they find a matching pair, have them place the pair together. Encourage them to take their time and enjoy the process of matching mittens.

How Do We Stay Warm?

Grab a bowl of ice water, and first have the child dip their hand in there, you can record how long they can keep their fingers in. Next, using shortening to create blubber, cover one finger with a thick amount and then have the child dip their finger into the ice cold water again. Talk to them about the difference before they had the blubber from now. Talk with the child about how arctic animals have blubber and the difference between what keeps humans warm. 
​Find more details for this activity on our How do Polar Bears Stay Warm blog post. 

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Animals Staying Warm in the Winter*

Match up photos of animals to the habitats that keep them warm. Learn more with our animal's winter homes resource. 

Mitten Test

Gather mittens and gloves in a variety of qualities and materials. Provide snow inside a sensory bin. Invite children to predict which mittens/gloves will keep hands the warmest. Then, invites children to play with the snow using the variety of mittens and communicate their findings. ​

Discussion: How do animals stay warm?

Challenge your students to come up with a variety of ways animals stay warm. Extend this activity by comparing the needs of people an animals. How are they the same? How are they different?

Animal Migration

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Clothes to Wear in the Winter

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Hanging Mittens

Collect a variety of mittens, gather in a pile separated from their mates. 
Invite children to match-up the mittens. Provide a clothesline (simply hang sturdy string across the room) for children to hang each pair using clothespins. This is a great fine motor workout, add gross motor fun as well by placing the mittens across the room from the clothesline or placing the mittens in a variety of places that require children to jump, stoop, crawl, and reach for them. 

                     Winter Dough Mats-Fine Motor

Add Winter Dough Mats to your dough center to encourage children to work their hands. These mats further motivate children to move their hands in a variety of ways to create objects to add to each mat. 

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*Winter Clothes Relay Race-Gross Motor

Gather a basket of winter clothing in a variety of sizes, place on one side of the room. On the other side of the room children will wait in line (or they can all start at once depending on group size and development appropriateness), children travel over to the basket and put on the winter gear one at a time. Provide a checklist or guidance about the order in which to put on winter gear. This is not only a great workout but it will also help children be more efficient when putting on their winter gear. 

Shoveling Snow-Gross Motor

Practice shoveling indoors or out! Outdoors supply child-sized shovels for children to use. Indoors you can use small kids shovels, or dust pans with brushes to help your kids learn to shovel. Place cotton balls or paper bowls throughout the room to practice their shoveling skills.

Ice Transfer-Fine Motor

Using small or regular size ice cubes give your students a paper of tongs or kids tweezers work. Have them practice transferring the ice back and forth between two bowls.  Encourage preschoolers to count the cubes as they transfer. ​​

Mitten Lacing-Fine Motor

Lacing mittens is a fun fine motor activity for this theme! Get this printable in our Winter Clothes Activity Pack

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Snowball Toss-Gross Motor

Using crumbled paper, or a pair or matched white socks in balls. Have preschoolers practice tossing the snowballs into a basket.

Snowflake Balance

Using blue tape on the floor, make a snowflake and have preschoolers walk the lines while maintaining balance.

Staying Warm Gross Motor Dice*

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Social and Emotional Ideas for your Preschoolers

 *Winter Clothes Dress-Up  Game-
Practice Taking Turns

Preschoolers love this roll and play game! 
Practice taking turns by rolling the playing cube, then dress the child up for winter play!
This game is included in the  Winter clothes Activity Pack. 

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Winter Gear Around the World

Explore how other locations prepare for winter weather! Also explore what type of weather other locations are experiencing. If you live in a very cold and snowy climate contact someone in a warmer climate, have them describe the type of weather they have or even better share a photo!

What to Wear in the Winter Chart

Have a class discussion about all the winter gear you need, make a list.

Warm and Cold Weather Sort

You can either have the children sort through magazines for warm and cold weather clothing and create a collage or you can provide them with pictures to sort the different types of clothing.

Discussion: How do people stay warm?

Challenge your students to come up with a variety of ways they can stay warm in the winter.

Explore what winter is like in your community

Students can share what they know about Seasonal Changes, Clothing, and Community Events in winter

There is no bad weather, only inappropriate clothing from Sugar Spice and Glitter

I'm a Little Teapot

Nothing like a hot drink to help get warm! This is a great theme to introduce this rhyme and you can make it interactive with our  I'm a Little Teapot Props and Digital Song board set (members only)

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Find Winter Activities for Preschoolers

Finding plenty of engaging indoor activities for winter can be a challenge! 
Educators need a lot of tools in their pocket to keep kids busy through those chilly days. 
We've rounded up a bundle of fun activity ideas from our community members, visit the blog to see the ideas and photos shared by our members.  

Sign-in Activities

Add some literacy to your daily routine! Daily Attendance Activities support Name Recognition and a Sense of Belonging in the program. 
The PKPF pack of Editable Daily Attendance Activities includes plenty of themes to use throughout the year. 

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Theme up Your Calendar!

The scarf number cards included in my Winter Calendar Activities  set is perfect for adding your theme to your calendar activities. 
We've also included 15 games to play with your preschoolers during calendar time all winter long!

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Winter Clothes Conversation Cards

Support your child in developing back and forth conversation skills. My set of Winter Conversation cards are a great way to encourage this skill. Each card has a full color photograph and questions to get the conversation started. 

Winter Countdown

Countdown to the first day of Winter with this Member Exclusive countdown printable! Members: easily download this printable in our Winter Countdown shop listing

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The Right Fit: At Home Idea

Gather up winter gear from family members and invite your preschooler to try them on. This is a fun and silly activity, great time for practicing life skills (and fine motor development) by zipping and buttoning, and an opportunity for talking about size and getting the right fit.  Warm winter clothing should fit just right to keep the cold, wind, and snow out and keep you warm. 

Winter Clothes Exchange

Encourage families to bring in gently worn winter gear, to exchange with each other.
Donate leftover items to a local charity.

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Get ready for winter by engaging in fun preschool winter clothes activities featuring winter gear and activities to keep warm! These 32 easy to set up winter themed activities are perfect for preschool learning centers, busy bags or tot trays. Support literacy, math, and motor skills with activities little ones will love.

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• Which Sweater is Different Clip Cards
• Staying Warm Movement Activity

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Language and Literacy: Visual discrimination skills, Understands print carries a message.

Science: Notices similarities and differences in objects, Uses senses to explore the environment

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This 12-page set includes:

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Printable Preschool A Hat for Minerva Louise Book Companion Set

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Join the lovable Minerva Louise on a charming adventure with our Printable Preschool A Hat for Minerva Louise Book Companion Set. Specially designed to complement the delightful story by Janet Morgan Stoeke, these activities engage young minds, promote language development, and build comprehension skills.

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Book Companion Activities (Page 2):

• Dive into the world of Minerva Louise with Vocabulary and Discussion Questions. Enhance language skills and comprehension as you explore the whimsical story. Please note that the book "A Hat for Minerva Louise" by Janet Morgan Stoeke is not included and must be purchased or borrowed separately.

Book Review Worksheet (Page 3):

• Encourage expressive reflection with our Book Review Worksheet. This page provides a structured format for children to share their thoughts and feelings about the story, promoting language development and comprehension.

Roll and Dress Minerva for Winter Game and Extension Activity Directions (Pages 4-7):

• Add excitement to the learning experience with a fun and interactive game! Roll the dice and dress Minerva for winter. This extension activity sparks creativity and fine motor skills, enhancing the overall engagement with the narrative.

TOS & Graphics Credit (Page 8):

• Terms of Service and Graphics Credit

Key Features:

• Complements "A Hat for Minerva Louise" by Janet Morgan Stoeke: Specifically designed to align with the featured book. Please note that the book itself is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library.
• Interactive Learning: Activities are carefully crafted to engage preschoolers, promoting vocabulary development, comprehension, and critical thinking.
• Printable and Reusable: Conveniently print the pages you need for multiple uses, making it ideal for classrooms, homeschooling, or a delightful activity at home.
• Winter-Themed Game: The Roll and Dress Minerva for Winter Game adds a playful element, which also builds fine motor skills.

How to Use:

1. Obtain the Book: Purchase or borrow a copy of "A Hat for Minerva Louise" by Janet Morgan Stoeke from your preferred retailer or local library.
2. Print and Explore: Print the companion activities and dive into the story with Vocabulary and Discussion Questions, fostering engagement and understanding.
3. Reflect: Use the Book Review Worksheet to encourage thoughtful reflection and expression of feelings about the story.
4. Game Time: Engage in the Roll and Dress Minerva for Winter Game.

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The Mitten Pre-K Book Companion

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Printable Preschool The Mitten Book Companion Set

 

The book The Mitten by Jan Brett is a wonderful story perfect for exploring in the winter. Preschool students, and their educators, are sure to enjoy the beautiful illustrations as well.

 

Our Preschool The Mitten Book Companion Set includes a carefully crafted collection of activities designed to complement the book; fostering early literacy skills, and vocabulary development.

 

What's Included:

Book Companion Activities:

• Immerse young learners in the story with engaging Vocabulary and Discussion Questions

Enhance comprehension and language skills while preschoolers are engaged with this wonderful story.

Note: The book "The Mitten" by Jan Brett is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library.

Book Review Worksheet:

• Encourage reflection and critical thinking with our Book Review Worksheet. This page provides an opportunity for children to express their thoughts and feelings about the story, promoting language development and comprehension.

Lacing Mitten and Story Retelling Printable Activity:

• Extend the learning experience by inviting preschoolers to enhance their fine motor skills by assembling and lacing a large mitten. Then students can retell the story as they place the animals inside the mitten.  

 

This 8-pg. .pdf file also includes Table of contents, Terms of Service, and Directions. Please make sure you have the most current free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed on your PC.

 

Key Features:

• Complements "The Mitten " by Jan Brett: Specifically designed to align with the featured book. Please note that the book itself is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library separately.
• Interactive Learning: Activities are thoughtfully crafted to engage preschoolers, promoting vocabulary development, comprehension, and critical thinking.
• Printable and Reusable: Conveniently print the pages you need for multiple uses, making it suitable for classrooms, homeschooling, or a cozy activity at home.

How to Use:

1.  Obtain the Book: Purchase or borrow a copy from your preferred retailer or local library.

2.  Print and Explore: Print the companion activities and dive into the story with Vocabulary and Discussion Questions, fostering engagement and understanding.

3.  Reflect: Use the Book Review Worksheet to encourage thoughtful reflection and expression of feelings about the story.

4.  Extend the Fun: Invite preschoolers to recall the story as they assemble their very own mitten and put animal cutouts inside. 

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Teatime Around The World Book Companion-How to make Tea Visual Instructions

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Embark on a multicultural journey with our Teatime Around The World Preschool Book Companion Set. This immersive set introduces young learners to diverse cultures and customs through the joy of teatime.

The carefully crafted companion activities include engaging resources and a special section on "How to Make Tea," providing a hands-on and enriching learning experience.

What's Included

Book Companion Activities:

Enhance comprehension and language skills while learning about tea around the world. Note: The book "Teatime Around the World" by Denyse Waissbluth is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library.

• Immerse young learners in the story with engaging Vocabulary and Discussion Questions

Book Review:

• Encourage reflection and critical thinking with our Book Review Worksheet. This page provides an opportunity for children to express their thoughts and feelings about the story, promoting language development and comprehension.

I Can Make Tea Sequencing Printable Extension Activity:

• Extend the learning experience with a hands-on sequencing activity. Invite preschoolers to recall information from the story to complete this activity.

Bubble Tea Printable Counting Activity

·       Support number recognition, counting, and fine motor skill development with bubble tea count and clip cards.

 

This 9-pg. .pdf file also includes Table of contents, Terms of Service, and Directions. Please make sure you have the most current free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed on your PC.

 

Key Features:

• Complements "Teatime Around the World" by Denyse Waissbluth: Specifically designed to align with the featured book. Please note that the book itself is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library separately.
• Interactive Learning: Activities are thoughtfully crafted to engage preschoolers, promoting vocabulary development, comprehension, and critical thinking.

How to Use:

1.   Obtain the Book: Purchase or borrow a copy from your preferred retailer or local library.

2.   Print and Explore: Print the companion activities and dive into the story with Vocabulary and Discussion Questions, fostering engagement and understanding.

3.   Reflect: Use the Book Review Worksheet to encourage thoughtful reflection and expression of feelings about the story.

4.   Extend the Fun: Invite preschoolers to recall the events of the story by engaging in fun hands on activities. 

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The Snowy Day Pre-K Book Companion

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Embark on a winter wonderland journey with our The Snowy Day Preschool Book Companion Set. This enchanting set is crafted to captivate young minds with the timeless tale of Peter's snowy adventures. Immerse preschoolers in the magic of winter through engaging activities that enhance literacy, creativity, and winter-themed exploration.

What's Included

Book Companion Activities:

• Immerse young learners in the story with engaging Vocabulary and Discussion Questions

Enhance comprehension and language skills while following a young boy on his snowy day adventure. Note: The book "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library.

Book Review Worksheet:

• Encourage reflection and critical thinking with our Book Review Worksheet. This page provides an opportunity for children to express their thoughts and feelings about the story, promoting language development and comprehension.

The Snowy Day Sequencing Printable Extension Activity:

• Extend the learning experience with a fun and interactive sequencing activity. Invite preschoolers to recall information from the story and use the sequencing cards to retell the story.

The Snowy Day Cut and Paste Comprehension Worksheet

·       Recall information from the story to answer the comprehension questions. Cut and paste the answers onto the sheet.

 

This 9-pg. .pdf file also includes Table of contents, Terms of Service, and Directions. Please make sure you have the most current free version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed on your PC.

 

Key Features:

• Complements "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats: Specifically designed to align with the featured book. Please note that the book itself is not included and must be purchased or borrowed from the library separately.
• Interactive Learning: Activities are thoughtfully crafted to engage preschoolers, promoting vocabulary development, comprehension, and critical thinking.
• Printable and Reusable: Conveniently print the pages you need for multiple uses, making it suitable for classrooms, homeschooling, or a cozy activity at home.

How to Use:

1.   Obtain the Book: Purchase or borrow a copy from your preferred retailer or local library.

2.   Print and Explore: Print the companion activities and dive into the story with Vocabulary and Discussion Questions, fostering engagement and understanding.

3.   Reflect: Use the Book Review Worksheet to encourage thoughtful reflection and expression of feelings about the story.

4.   Extend the Fun: Invite preschoolers to recall the events of the story by engaging in fun hands on activities. 

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