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Baiti song (My home is the most beautiful home)

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Baiti song (My home is the most beautiful home)

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أغنية بيتي أحلى بيت

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Illustrated guide in Arabic to explain the implications of the coronavirus for kids.

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Illustrated guide in Arabic to explain the implications of the coronavirus for kids.

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عطلة مفاجئة!

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Please use this playlist to review numbers in Arabic.

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بيتي أحلى بيت | Kids Songs | My House Is The Most Beautiful House

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Try this at home and take pictures to share with us next time!

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We love sidewalk chalk because it's a fun activity for kids (and adults) of all ages to do outside. This puffy sidewalk paint recipe only requires a few materials and it's such a clever spin on the traditional store-bought sidewalk chalk. Kids will love painting with this DIY sidewalk paint this summer!

RELATED: Sidewalk Chalk Ideas

Puffy Sidewalk Paint Recipe

This sidewalk chalk paint squirts out easily and stays "puffy" when it hits the concrete. Kids can easily draw pictures or write words with this liquid chalk! You can make the chalk any color you'd like, or make a whole rainbow of colors! Dish soap is added to this recipe to make clean-up super easy.

Supplies Needed To Make Puffy Sidewalk Paint

This recipe will fill up a small squeeze bottle of puffy sidewalk paint. If you want to make multiple colors, double or triple the recipe and just divide the mixture before adding the sidewalk chalk.

We had no issue rinsing off this sidewalk paint. We suggest you have a high pressure hose ready to rinse off when you're done and while the paint is still wet. Do not leave it out in the hot sun for too long. We suggest testing the puffy sidewalk paint in an inconspicuous area and then try washing it away with water. This sidewalk paint should rinse off easily with regular water like sidewalk chalk does. However, do not allow it to sit for too long in the sun and we do not recommend doing this activity in high heat temperatures.
Notes on Staining:
A note about sidewalk chalk: Sidewalk chalk is designed to be washable but can sometimes stain newer driveways or sidewalks if the surface still has open surface pores in the concrete which can absorb the colorants. Always read the packaging of the sidewalk chalk you purchase.

How long does the sidewalk paint last?

This paint will need to be used the same day. The water and flour will start to separate and go bad after that. We found using small squeeze bottles were easy to use in a day's activity.

Clean-up Tips

Clean-up time! When you are finished, simply spray it down with a garden hose on the highest pressure setting. The dish soap should help make the clean-up easier. We recommend you spray while the paint is still wet and do not let it dry in the sun. If this happens, get a brush broom to help scrub some of the paint off while spraying with water.

If you are still having difficulty cleaning up, wet the paint and wait 5 minutes. Then spray the area with the highest pressure setting on your nozzle and as close to the paint as possible on a slight angle.

NOTE: make this the same day you plan on using it. It must all be used within a day or it will start to go bad. Also do not leave the paint inside the squeeze bottles overnight or the pressure from the mixture may cause the tops to pop off.

Steps To Make Sidewalk Paint - that's puffy!

Once you make this fun paint, you won't want to buy the store brands! Kids will love that they can get involved with both mixing it up in the kitchen and playing with it outside!

If you are interested in trying a store-bought sidewalk paint, we recommend this kind by Crayola.

See this list of over 100 summer bucket list ideas - check off each item this summer with your kids.

See more sidewalk chalk ideas - these are all so much fun to do!

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This DIY Puffy Sidewalk Paint is so easy to make! No need to buy store-bought when you can make this simple recipe with only a few ingredients.

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Vocabulary

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Vocabulary

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A rainbow of fruits and other sensory, hands-on, interactive activities that sprouts enjoy every week!

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Transitioning from family unit to food unit

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Transitioning from family unit to food unit

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Welcome back!

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On the third day of the Winter/Spring 2020 session of the Sprouts program, we talked about our families and homes and re-created our homes using multimedia art—mainly foam stickers representing different people (& pets!) in our families.

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Made by Kalimah Team

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Did you know?

Giraffe, coffee, and more come from Arabic!

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هل تعرفون كلمات من لغات آخرى ذات أصل عربي؟

#معلومة #طفل #طفلي #تعليم #اللغةـالعربية  #قهوة
#learnarabic #kids #learning #instagram #instadaily #like4like #f4f #green #coffee #weekend

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We’ve been learning about farms, harvest, trees, bees, and lots of fun related things, including sampling apples, olives, zeit o zaatar (olive oil and zaatar dip) as we read about and explore the cultural traditions of olive harvest season in Palestine!

As we were making personalized farm scenes with foam stickers, a 4-year old handed me a sticker of a pig and asked me to throw it away because “there are no pigs in Arab farms”. Talk about understanding the culture at such a young age!

#handsonlearning #culturebasededucation #multisensorylearning
#arabicimmersion #steameducation

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Because music is everyone’s first language!

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Syraj BEST Arabic Alphabet Song! Teach Kids Arabic Now! الأبجدية العربية