Children who love science, engineering and math rarely just pop out of nowhere. Their families know the greatest brain growth is from birth to age 8 and do simple activities with them to encourage curiosity.



Fancy materials aren’t required. It takes a little adult-children time, conversation, and something common — rocks for instance. Look around the neighborhood for rocks children think are beautiful. Take along some small plastic bags, magnifying glasses,Enjoy the greatest selection ever of stainless steel pendant. pencil and paper. Place rocks in bags with a paper telling where it was found until it goes in the case. Visit a gravel road, rocky beach, rock or mineral show.Find great deals on eBay for stainless steel bracelet Bracelet in Fashion Jewelry Bracelets. Count rocks. Make geometric designs.



Organize the chosen few into a collection. Craft stores have inexpensive plastic divided containers for beads that are perfect storage,Shop the best selection of men's stainless steel ring. but any small box that can be divided with cardboard sections will work.



How are these rocks going to be sorted and organized-- by color, hardness, shape, or where found? Is your family going on a trip? Children may pick up a small rock at important stops and dictate a sentence about where they found the rock,Our Home power monitor and energy saving devices help reduce energy. its description, and take a picture. The location can be part of a key to be taped on the bottom of the collection case.



Check out a few children’s rock and mineral books to learn the basics. Search on line for “fun with rocks for kids.” There are images, videos, and information about the three types of rocks: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic.



Many museums have rock collection displays and books to identify local rocks. Young children may be most interested in color, shine, and the texture of rocks.Their collection could be organized by those categories and reorganized as they grow older and want to learn more.



Online vendors of trendy jewelry confirm the bracelets are gaining traction in their merchandising worlds.



Sandra Paetsch of Orange Avocado Jewelry says these bracelets are becoming popular because they’re easy to wear and offer personalization. In addition to the spectrum of colour choices and styling options, the stretchy bracelets feature little dangling charms. Plus they’re fun — you could say wearing them can be like playing jewelry Jenga.



“They can adapt to any personality and any outfit,” Paetsch says. “People are getting to be totally bold with their jewelry. And you don’t necessarily have to be a bold personality to wear all the stackable bracelets.



“I think it’s just people being adventurous and making it their own style. You can be bold and choose bigger beads and stack tons. Or if you’re more of a subtle personality, you can still stack but you might want to choose smaller beads and maybe neutral colours with a pop of colour.”



Paetsch’s bracelets stun in a variety of different colours and semi-precious stones such as agate, jade, river stone and turquoise. She first started making them as part of her jewelry collection after noticing the trend in fashion magazines over the last couple of years.



Paetsch says our current obsession with brightly coloured clothing spawned the wrist wrappers, becoming popular with fashion-forward individuals hungry to tailor their already fluorescent wardrobe with a statement accessory.



Kristen Mackie of Eliasz and Ella Jewelry at says customers ranging from 18 to 65 rock their bracelets because they’re both trendy and easy to wear. For those hesitant about mixing colour into their wardrobes, many choose to slip on four or five bright bangles with a neutral dress for an instant pop. They can also spice up a simple T-shirt and jeans.



“We notice a lot of people who buy two bracelets and the next week two more,” Mackie says. “Stacking is huge. Maybe they’ll buy a stack that we’ve showcased on a social media site.”



Both Paetsch and Mackie say there are many ways to wear the bracelets. You could choose a few in various shades of blue, break up a couple of the same colour with a pop of white, or simply stack on a whole rainbow. The possibilities are endless.



Mackie also says the charms speak to people.Enjoy the greatest selection ever of stainless steel pendant. Some will choose a passport charm if they travel, or a camera if they’re a photographer. But heart charms seem to be the biggest seller, especially for those being given as gifts.

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