Build Your Own Preschool Curriculum

Written by Mary Joyce


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Outsiderepparttar calendar or even in conjunction with it, plan on and set up a few topical field trips around your community. Learning by experiencing life atrepparttar 149048 preschool age is extremely important and it is a great way to keep your preschooler’s attention.

As you work with your calendar and do a little brainstorming as you check out each month andrepparttar 149049 topical days or seasons they have to offer, begin making a rough draft or list(s) of allrepparttar 149050 materials that will need to support your preschool educational goals that you have established. You can refinerepparttar 149051 list later.

As you begin to stockpile your material that has come from your lists, don’t forget to use any and all ofrepparttar 149052 items that you can aroundrepparttar 149053 house. Save boxes, plastic jars, lids, cans, anything colorful that you think you might use. Don’t limit your imagination. There are ideas galore out onrepparttar 149054 web! Use it. Have fun and enjoyrepparttar 149055 journey.

Mary Joyce is a former educator, successful homeschool parent, and has written many articles on teaching your child at home for the Homeschool-Curriculum-4u website. Please visit (http://www.homeschool-curriculum-4u.com) for more of Mary's articles, tips, and how-to's helping you teach your child at home.


How does oil & dirt get washed away with soap?

Written by Dr. George Grant


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In this case, when soap is applied to oil and grease,repparttar lipophilic parts of soap will attach itself torepparttar 149047 non polar molecules of oil. However,repparttar 149048 other component of soap,repparttar 149049 hydrophilic component, will be left onrepparttar 149050 surface. When water is applied onto this surface with a sponge,repparttar 149051 hydrophilic component will be attracted torepparttar 149052 water molecules and is lifted fromrepparttar 149053 surface, together withrepparttar 149054 oil. This way, both oil and soap is removed withrepparttar 149055 wipe ofrepparttar 149056 sponge. Atrepparttar 149057 same time, because soap molecules have been combined with oil, other soap molecules will also be attracted to it. This is why you can see clusters of oil that are surrounded by soap withinrepparttar 149058 water that has been used for washing. Of course, once soap has been used up to attractrepparttar 149059 oil, more soap would need to be added to work onrepparttar 149060 access oil.

In conclusion, our lives have been made cleaner and easier throughrepparttar 149061 wonders of a simple substance called soap. Without it, we would be having a difficult time removing dirt, oil and grease in our everyday cleaning. Visit http://www.chemicool.com for knowledge on chemical elements,chemistry directory,chemistry tools and much more.

Dr. George Grant is an experienced researcher in Bio-chemistry. He has done extensive researches and experiments in the field. He is a visiting faculty for some of the most reputed Science colleges. http://www.chemicool.com


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