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went to Daytona Beach for the day, and the shore was full of these Jelly blubs. I asked people and everyone had a different story to tell what they where. Thanks for the info Vibration, such as from an earthquake, can trigger a complex process called liquefaction. Buildings constructed on wet ground can collapse during the shaking when the shear strength is suddenly reduced and the particles flow past each other. The land liquifies. Sand • Sandstone • Vi's Tear • Scrafite Nugget • Earth Essence • Jellite • Jelly Amber • Jellium Ore • Jelly Sand • File:ChaosGeode.png Chaos Geode • Fire Geode • Life Geode • Water Geode • Air Geode • Earth Geode • Crystium Geode • Chaos Crystal • Fire Crystal • Life Crystal • Water Crystal • Air Crystal • Earth Crystal • Crystium • Crystal Sand

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I should probably turn off the comments on this article to avoid jelly and peanut butter jokes, but I kind of like them. Cake smash! If any of the children have allergies, you can make your own homemade dairy, gluten or egg free chocolate cake. A whole chocolate cake might not necessarily be something that you would like your kids to play with, but you can tweak this to a low sugar option or a smaller cake – or an alternative could be ‘chocolate mud’, which is cocoa powder, flour and water mixed together to make a wonderful gloopy, gooey ‘mud’. Is this just part of their life and death cycle? I’m less alarmed than some because they’ve been a fact of life at local beaches and when I worked for a coastal non-profit I was used to them after a lifetime of trips to the northern “rugged” Assateague beaches. Or is the fact they arrive en masse and, well, dead seasonally a harbinger of issues and we’ve just seen it for longer in the mid-Atlantic. I should note they aren’t there for long. Maybe a week at most? Then by late August they’re generally gone. The warmest waters of September, I’ve yet to see them. What Does a Jellyfish Think About: Dr. Albert is a behavioral neuroscientist, so his interest in moon jellies isn’t really in how they end up on beaches. He is fascinated by the fact that a moon jelly can exhibit true behaviors, even though it has a nervous system that doesn’t look anything like what we think of as a brain. There is no central mass of nervous tissue in the head of a moon jelly. A moon jelly doesn’t even have a head. It’s “brain” is spread throughout the organism. Yet it changes its swimming behavior and direction in response to complex sensory information that includes temperature, salinity, touch, and light levels. Somehow, without having what we think of as a brain, it coordinates this information from the various parts of its body and “decides” on a response.When trying these ideas in your early years setting or home, it is important that you interact and play with your baby whilst they are exploring. For example, talking about the colours and textures, laughing together, trying new things and both dipping your toes in the paint… If they see you having fun and trying new things, then they are likely to as well, and if you regularly try sensory and messy play activities with them in your setting, they will begin to associate this type of play with a special time and will look forward to it.

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Sources: Albert, D J. (2014). Field observations of four aurelia labiata jellyfish behaviours: Swimming down in response to low salinity pre-empted swimming up in response to touch, but animal and plant materials were captured equally. Hydrobiologia, 736(1), 61-72. Stringwood Branch • Stringwood Fibers • Stringwood Log • Stringwood Nut • Life Essence • Jellywood Log • File:JellywoodBurl.png Jellywood Burl • File:JellygrassBirdNest.png Jellygrass Bird Nest • Crystal Vines • Crystal Thorns I am used to creating big batches of these activities for large classes and parties, but here are some edible sensory play tips if you would like to try any of these activities with your little ones in your nursery, childcare setting or home. Edible Sensory Play Activities To create your own batch of moonsand, mix 8 cups of flour to 1 cup of oil. If you would like to make your moonsand edible, use vegetable oil, but if your children are past the stage of putting everything in their mouth, try using baby oil instead. You can also add food colouring to brighten it up (food colouring gels work well with this). Jelly Sand characters are as fun to make as they are to play with. Get your Creation Station ready to design your new, loveable crafts pals! Choose a cute character face to add to the mould, layer up the colourful sand and dip into water. Let your new Jelly Sand pals dry before you are ready to go on a world of magical adventures.The Question: We found clear jelly like blobs washed up along the ocean beach. They look like they could be jellyfish without tentacles. I stepped on one by mistake and it did not hurt. What are these? This is a lovely way to explore all of the different senses! For an ‘Edible Experience’ party, I provide a handful of each fruit, some ‘juicers’, spoons, bowls etc. and let the children create their own juices. Babies and toddlers enjoy this at different levels, which is perfect if you have mixed ages at a party. To make it yourself, use 2 cups of flour to 1 cup of water and whisk. It is important to whisk it, as it gives it a much smoother consistency which works better for painting. If you find it’s too dry, slowly add more water. If it’s too gooey, add more flour and keep experimenting until you’re happy with the texture. This recipe will make one batch of paint so create more batches for different colours. Add 1/2 tsp of food colouring to each batch and stir well until all the colour is mixed in. There are at least two sun screens that claim to prevent jellyfish stings, one is Life Systems Active Factor and the other is called Safe Sea. Both are sold online and probably in stores near beaches. I have not tried either of them, so I can’t really endorse them, but you could try them. Others say that pantyhose or leggings will protect your legs. Certainly a wetsuit will protect stings, at least where it covers your skin. Tom Jelly Sand characters are as fun to make as they are to play with. Get ready to design your new, loveable crafts pals! Choose a cute character face to add to the mould, layer up the colourful sand and dip into water. Let your new Jelly Sand pals dry before you are ready to go on a world of magical adventures.

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There are lots of different ways to make edible paint that is safe for babies and younger toddlers. Plain yoghurt and food colouring, plain yoghurt and mashed up blueberries/strawberries or sugar, water and food colouring… but, I have always used my recipe of flour, water and food colouring. The texture it provides is gloopy, almost slimey, and is great for painting hands and feet with! Sensory Sensations has been providing sensory and messy play classes, parties and events since 2014. Mum of two and former primary teacher, Katie, manages Sensory Sensations and is extremely passionate about sensory and messy play. Katie believes that children who are regularly given opportunities to experience this type of play grow up with a better understanding of the world, an improved vocabulary and are much happier sharing and communicating with their peers.Established in 2015, YULU is a brand-driven international creator and manufacturer of toys and games that aim to promote an active lifestyle. My intuition tells me that thousands of jelly fish came ashore searching for peanut butter fish. They combine for a tasty treat because of the sand-which-is there.”

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Look. Listen. Touch. Taste. Smell. From birth, children are exploring their senses and process new information. They begin to make sense of the world around… Silty areas can more easily liquify than sand. Clay deposits can exhibit thixotropic behavior and lose their shear strength suddenly due to vibration. (Add water to corn starch while slowly stirring to make it just liquid. Then let it rest. Is this a liquid or a solid? It’s a thixotropic solution.)

Jelly Sand characters are as fun to make as they are to play with. Get your station ready to create your new, loveable crafts! Choose a cute character face to add to the mould, layer up the colourful sand and dip into water. Let your new Jelly Sand pals dry before you are ready to go on a world of magical adventures. They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. So Tom, I’m curious now. I’ve seen these wash up on the barrier islands along the Delmarva peninsula for years now. At least a decade, maybe two. Always in the warm currents in August in the past – to the point it’s awkward to swim because despite it being an ocean they’re everywhere and you have to go way, way beyond the breakers to get past them (and by going through them bleh… one or two bumping me fine, but these are denser than a kelp forest).