Gardening with Kids
We just finished putting our garden boxes together. I always revert to raised beds because arguably, they are more space efficient, tidy, and have better drainage (but I’m no expert).
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Printable Play Dough Mats
Easter was pretty amazing. It was the first Easter in two years that no one was sick in our family. We spent the morning at church, did an egg hunt with the kids, then feasted around the table while a sweet breeze drifted through the open door.
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Printable Practice Book for Learning Letters and Numbers
The sun is shining through the living room windows as the Black-Capped Chickadees flit through the trees in our backyard, making melodies for all to hear. It’s only early March, but it feels like spring.
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Printable Pre-Writing Notebook for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Today I’m sharing this Printable Pre-Writing Notebook that I created and plan on using with my son.
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Intro to Sewing for Kids
I have a ton of goals for our home school this year (probably too much). I’m sure Jon Acuff would shake his head at my list and tell me to cut it in half.
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Fall Library Finds for Preschoolers
We are avid readers all year-long, but there is something about cuddling up with a pile of colorful, kids books after spending a playful afternoon in the cool, autumn air.
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Printable Learning Folder for the Early Years
Today I’m sharing the Preschool Learning Folder that I’ve put together for my three year old son to begin working on this year. This printable learning folder contains all the major preschool concepts and presents them in an interactive engaging way. Stick around to the end to get the free preschool learning folder inserts for…
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Life Skills Your Preschooler Can Learn This Summer
Kids get the summer months to get their hands dirty, enjoy popsicles, and engage in some good, hard play. Why not take advantage of the sun and let them learn a few life skills as well?
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Gluten-Free Tactile Products for Kids
When you are a mom, sometimes the craziest things get you excited. It could be a heart floating on the top of your latte, a new healthy popsicle recipe, or a cool alternative to Play-Doh. This is where I’m at.
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Lessons I Learned From Teaching my Child to Read
Our first daughter came out talking…not quite, but pretty much. To this day she can out talk just about anyone I know. By the time she was two, she was speaking in full sentences. Therefore, when her third birthday rolled around I had a little lightbulb moment… Why don’t I attempt to teach her how…
