My oldest daughter is going to turn 6 in June and I have started to come up with new activities geared towards her age group. I am so used to teaching toddlers and preschoolers, but now it is time to start incorporating activities for school…

We have been working in our garden since the moment the soil thawed out from the winter and it inspired me to create my own garden planner. This is geared towards kids, but I also have been using it for myself to help plan out…

This seed counting sensory activity is a great way to teach your kids basic math while having fun. I got the original idea from here. I used wooden numbers I got from the dollar store that I originally created for my Flower Measuring Activity post.…

Over a year ago I was listening to a Wellness Mama podcast called, How to Have a Miracle Morning and Organize Your Day With Hal Elrod. It really inspired me to read his book and take a deeper look at what he calls, the S.A.V.E.R.S.…

Now that it is finally Spring, we are excited to watch all of the flowers start to grow. I recently found this flower measuring activity from Stay at Home Educator and fell in love with the concept. You will also find the free printables I…

I just recently posted about Easter Basket ideas found here, but I also wanted to create a post showing how you can pair certain books and toys together to make a quick gift. These would be perfect as Easter Basket stuffers for your own kids…

Easter is quickly approaching and I am always thinking of new ideas to give my kids. I try to keep it pretty simple and give them practical things they can use throughout the Spring and Summer. Rain jackets, rain boots, umbrellas, gardening tools, and so…

This Leprechaun Stew is a great counting activity for young children. I originally got this idea from Pockets of Preschool during Halloween. My kids LOVED her Witch’s Brew activity, so I thought I might make something similar for St. Patrick’s Day. My kids enjoyed making…

We are working on a Space Theme this week and I wanted to create a quick sensory bin for the kids. I used a base of black beans, added a few other Space themed things, and resin letters I made for my kids to practice…

This fun little science activity is a great way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your little ones. It requires a little bit of prep before you start, but it’s worth it to see your child’s face light up. supplies 2 cups baking soda water food…