Can this chore chart be used for more than one child?
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It doesn't list a child's name so it is set up more for 1 child. I assume you could put some on top for One child and some on the bottom for a second.
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I don't know, but I'm guessing not. I don't think there are as many pieces as there would be if you combined all the kits. But, I think that you could make all the things that you could make in the other kits. You would just have to do one thing at a time. It's a GREAT set - incredibly educational and fun for the kids!
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It's fun but the designs can be hard for kids to make on their own. 5 might still be too young. Great if you already have a different set as they can be used together.
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I agree. I don't think 2 children could use this at the same time. It is also not as safe as having them sleep separately.
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I often color and play on this table with a 3-year old. Coloring books would overlap if there were more than 2 people using the table. Single sheets of paper would probably work fine. We have had the table for several months and have enjoyed it alot.
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The kit comes with multiple templates (a round paper about the size of the plate) in case the child messes up. If they don't use them all then a sibling can use one. There is also a place on the form to order another if you send in more than one template. It is an additional charge (~$8 plus shipping).
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My grandchildren are older and have been able to keep the planks organized in the original box. I think for a younger child, it would be difficult.
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Asha - it depends on the age and size of your kids. The 2 of mine that play in the bouncy house together are 3 and 5. If you're talking about that age range, then you could comfortably have 4 - 5 at a time. More than that and it's going to get cumbersome. If they are older / bigger, then you may want to limit it to 2 - 3. I hope that helps. -J
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Hi, Amy, 'sorry for the delay in answering. I spoke with the teacher who managed the tie-dyeing with the children, who said she thought you would be able to use one kit. She based this on our use of the 3 oz. squirt bottles to help control the amounts per participant. We pre-loaded the little bottles (big ones come in the kit) so there was some of each color for each shirt, if wanted. Colors can be mixed, too, to make other colors. 2 kits might be better. I agree with lots of the answers you received. Some control over the amounts used will make the difference.
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The lessons can be done repeatedly, so you can use it for two children. Using the same headset for both of them should not interfere. The workbook is included on a CD with the home school versions and you can print it off or get it printed off at somewhere like FedEx Kinko's for about $10-$15.
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I think it would be OK if you helped your child with the first few programs, (they are in the book that comes with the robot). Aftert your child sees the process I think it will be a great toy him/her.It works best on hardwood or tile.
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We had adults do it and it was fine - maybe lock 2 together so they are bigger? good luck!
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Yes. My youngest was 11 when we started. Since the concepts are just adding up multiples of single digit numbers, it should be very doable for those ages.
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I would say no. I had a few that my kids snapped together just for fun. Getting them apart was not fun, and when I put back together they didn't seem to hold as well.
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If they play between kids they should read and number. If only one in group know to read and to number up to 20 is ok.
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I would think you could. Each hand is different every time, and there are several versions of the game. Our children are also very young and we didn't play the more complex games.
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Yes there are different color stars to allow for more than one child. Hope that helps