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Our glorious week of snow has melted and we are working on to finding new ways of getting outdoors and enjoying what nature has to offer. The colors in our area are fairly muted right now except for the occasional red or white berries and of course, our awesome evergreens. Regardless, we were able to…
Continuing on our ornament-making tradition, we have added these cute, one-word small wood ornaments to our collection. Last year the wood slice ornaments were a big hit, so we decided to make a mini version this year using the smaller wood rounds and a simple one-word svg design. Other than that, we kept the look…
One of the best and most simple ways to teach the four seasons is to have kids observe the deciduous trees as they change throughout the year. Today I’m sharing our four seasons tree craft and writing activity. First, go outside But before we get started, go outside. Whatever season you are in, have your…
We are getting a head start on our ornament tradition this year because I have a few different ones I want to try. The first one: Christmas wood sign ornaments are done! So far, we are pleased with how they turned out. Christmas Wood Crafts I love wood ornaments, wood crafting, and Christmas wood decor….
Here is a fun, little, parts of an apple craft we did with our kids. Stick around to find out where to get the template download and how we used this craft to learn more about apples in our homeschool. What are the parts of an apple? This activity focuses on teaching the stem, leaf,…
Whether you are learning about Vincent Van Gogh and His famous sunflower painting or doing a nature study on flowers, here is a simple sunflower paper craft for kids you can throw into the mix.
When Green Kid Craft asked if I would review one of their boxes, I decided now is the time to do it with Christmas just around the corner…
Our kids are always helping in the kitchen. As of late, their aprons have been in desperate need of replacing. Today I’m sharing these easy kitchen towel aprons I made for them.
Here is a diy, fall, rag-wreath that you can easily make with your kiddos to spruce up your home for the coming season.
It’s been forever since I’ve posted a do-it-yourself project, but this t-shirt was too easy and fun not to share!
