Free Snowflake Printable HERE Here’s how to make this winter snowflake craft: ❄️ Download the free printable here ❄️ Draw or trace a snowflake using school glue - This part is a fun activity in itself!❄️ Cover with salt and shake off any excess ❄️Let dry . (I like to prep this overnight or in the morning to allow for drying time)❄️Using watercolors, tap a wet brush on different sections of ...
Halloween is a time for spooky fun and creativity, and what better way to celebrate than with this fun class favor: a mini Make-A-Monster playdough sensory kit. This non-food class treat combines playdough, pipe cleaners, googly eyes, pom poms, and even vampire teeth to create a sensory experience that's monstrously entertaining. Below, I'll share how to assemble these kits for your little ghouls and goblins. VIEW the POST
Free Printable: Ready Confetti Notes - Tap Here! Flashback to a year ago; 'twas the night before Kindergarten and I remember the excitement of Ethan digging through his "Welcome" bag to find the envelope marked "Do not Open Until the Night Before School". A shiny little plastic baggie filled with confetti and a note from his new teacher fell out and as I read it to him, I ...
Here is the amazing organizer pouch I found for the kids this year! Available in 6 colors . Tap product image to shop! I've linked the rest of our favorite school supplies below! Just click the product photo to shop!! *affiliate links [not pictured: Shape Erasers- Walmart dollar section / Paper Clips - Dollar Tree] The bottomless pits of traditional supply boxes weren't working out for my kids so I ...
Make a magical fairy garden! 🧚🏻♀️✨🏠 I picked up this pretty planter to create a whimsical little world for outdoor imaginative play that’s perfect to keep on a patio or picnic table ⤵️ I linked things on my blog if you’d like to make your own! We filled the bottom with a layer of bark mulch -or sticks- and added a layer soil. Next, you’ll need a fairy house ...
I'm not sure about you, but screen time is a constant struggle around here. I fall kind of into the middle ground: I'm not staunchly opposed to letting the kids play on the iPad or a few levels of Mario, but I also don't want them living -or begging- for it. I might put on a movie or tv series for them to watch during rest time in ...
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Are you looking for a fun and easy craft activity to do with your kids this spring? This simple and creative fingerprint art activity is perfect for kids of all ages and allows them to use their imagination and creativity to create a unique and beautiful flower pot that they can be proud of. Continue reading below for instructions to make them with your kids! Since we ...
Winter break is here and I thought it would be the perfect time to make a new batch of playdough. Gingerbread playdough is perfect for holiday play! It smells ah-mazing and leads to so much fun pretend baking and decorating! You can find my gingerbread playdough recipe below: Mix together : 1 cup Flour , 1/2 cup Salt, 2 teaspoon Cream of Tartar, 1 Tablespoon Cinnamon, 1 Tablespoon ...
It's Pajama Season! Here are some of my favorite Christmas pajamas for kids this year! Kids Christmas pajamas hold a magical place in my heart. There is just something so nostalgic about thinking of the kids running down the stairs in their jammies on Christmas morning filled with such joy. We have a special Christmas Eve tradition that has been passed down from my own childhood; Rudolph makes a ...
Looking for the perfect summer accessory for any outfit or adventure? Check out this plain drawstring bag we turned into a fun, adorable, and functional tote for kids! Follow these easy step-by-step instructions below to design a DIY emoji backpack using a potato (yep, you read that right!). I bought these canvas drawstring totes for about $4 each, but you can make this DIY emoji backpack using any ...
Summer break is almost here so I want to put together this guide to one of our newer traditions: a summer journal. Throughout the next few months, their journals will become a combination of memory keeping and creative writing. Journaling an engaging way to keep writing and phonics skills sharp for the fall's inevitable return to school. It is always fun to look back on the previous year ...