| There is nothing more enjoyable than
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| | middle of the straw. This will provide a
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| eating breakfast and watching birds
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| | base, allowing your child to thread the
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| flutter and dance outside the kitchen
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| | yarn through the cereal, not only making
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| window on a snowy morning.
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| | an effective bird feeder, but helping
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| Unfortunately, while children often
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| | develop motor skills. When they have
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| wonder at the birds and wish to take part
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| | threaded the cereal up to the top,
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| in helping to feed them, there is rarely
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| | carefully hold the top of the string and
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| anything a child can do to help. Here
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| | then untie the bottom from the straw.
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| are a couple of suggestions to help them
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| | Knot the two of these ends together,
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| get involved and to let them make their
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| | forming a circlet of cereal, which can be
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| own special bird feeders.Most children
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| | hung outside as a great bird snack. This
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| hate eating crusts of bread, but birds
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| | can also be done using different colored
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| love them. Next time, rather than
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| | fruit cereals, helping your child with
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| tossing the crust, hand them over to your
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| | repetitive pattern exercises.Letting your
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| child with a pencil or straw and have
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| | child become more involved in tasks like
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| them poke a hole through the slices,
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| | this, not only helps them learn but gives
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| about 1 inch from the top. If they wish,
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| | them a sense of responsibility as well.
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| food coloring can be used to lightly dab
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| | Have them keep track of how long it takes
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| some color on their bread slices, letting
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| | for their homemade bird feeders, so they
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| them make special designs for their bird
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| | know when it will be time to make more.
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| friends. The bread should then be left
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| | Have them make charts or draw pictures of
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| to sit on the counter overnight so that
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| | what kinds of birds come to their feeders
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| it will dry out. The next day, thread a
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| | and let them look through books, to
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| piece of yarn through them, hang the
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| | identify who their new feathered friends
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| bread from the branches of a nearby tree
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| | are. Not only will the birds thank you,
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| and watch feathered friends flock to
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| | but your kids will have a great time
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| their new bird feeders.With a string of
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| | too.James Hunt has spent 15 years as a
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| yarn, a straw, and some Cheerios, even
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| | professional writer and researcher
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| small children can help create these fun
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| | covering stories that cover a whole
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| bird feeders. Take the yarn (about 24
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| | spectrum of interest.
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| inches works well) and tie it around the
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