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Two of the kiddos lost teeth last week. That means that the Tooth Fairy was forced to visit our house twice. Yep. Twice in ONE WEEK. I'm thinking that the Tooth Fairy was getting a little bored with the old "leave the tooth under your pillow" bit - even though we had very cute tooth pillows to keep those teeth in.
The Great Tooth Fairy Experiment~
Camping with Kids
This is where we camped. Doesn't it just look like a postcard? A few weeks back I took the kids camping.
by Crystal on June 21, 2012 I was inspired by Angie from Creating Our Home for today’s project! And I’m so glad we tried this because it was a huge hit — especially with Kathrynne.
4 Weeks of Frugal Family Fun: Marshmallow & Toothpick Structures (Day 5
Do you have color-coding labels?? Here are some crafts for the kids to enjoy! Added bonus — no mess! Gumball Machine Birds on a Wire Modern Wall Art
10 Creative Label Crafts for Kids
I am excited to be offering 30 days of fun crafts to keep kids active and entertained this summer! You won’t want to miss a day of these fun crafts for kids from some amazing bloggers! Please be sure to pay them a visit!
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summer craft ideas (part two)
today's craft: hot rocks what you need: * smooth, flat rocks * crayons (with papers peeled off) * pot holders first step: heat rocks on a foil lined baking sheet at 350 degrees for about 15 minutes. second step: using pot holders... lay rocks on newspaper or towels. then decorate with crayons. rocks will be HOT, so be careful. the crayons melt as they touch the hot rocks making the colors bright and fun. trust us. the kids will love this craft!Toddler games: Finger Touch Tracing – Toddler Activities, Games, Crafts
Finger tracing! Let your child learn by touching. Take a piece of paper and using a pen punch little hole all over the paper. You can make shapes, numbers, lines, circles, or whatever your child might be learning at the time.
Cars, trucks, and buses, Oh My! If you have a toddler that loves cars, trucks, more cars, buses, more trucks, and then some more cars, then you might want to try some of these fun activities. You can do them together and learn some letters too! My son has always loved playing with cars, and I love how imaginative he can get with them. We have big cars, little cars, wooden cars, remote controlled cars, and even homemade cars. What does your toddler like to play with?
12 Activities and Games for Toddlers: Cars Theme! – Toddler Activities, Games, Crafts
DIY compliment bunting
I've created a downloadable file for making compliment bunting. When you need to tell someone they're super, this might be just the thing. Use it for birthdays, promotions or when your friend is sad. Everybody likes compliments. By the way, your hair looks very nice today. If you happen to have a Silhouette digital cutter and Adobe Illustrator, it's fun to cut out the letters.source: Bloesem Kids Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer — pools are opened, grills are uncovered and sprinklers are set up in the backyard. I’m ready for summer and all that it brings, but we’re working hard to be intentional about our summer as a time to make memories with the girls and get refreshed!
101 MORE Ways to Embrace Summer | Family Your Way
Okay, so I told you I was a horrible traveler Here when I made the Airplane Bingo for something to do on the plane with the kids. I know myself and knew we were going to need more to do to keep me from fitcheting. And something to keep everything in. I had this planner that I bought in January to keep myself organized.
Disney Travel Activity Kit
Toddler Games: Connect the Dots Map Fun! – Toddler Activities, Games, Crafts
Connect the Map Dots! Connecting the dots is the beginning exercise for working on writing letters. Here’s a fun way to introduce the concept to your toddler. Get a map that you don’t mind writing on.Activity Jars Full of Summer Fun | Family Your Way
The following post is from Jennifer Burke, a lifelong educator: source: Jennifer Burke The first few days of summer vacation are exciting: sleeping in, playing under the sprinkler, lunch at the park, no homework and catching fireflies! It doesn’t take too long, though, until your ears pick up a whining, “Mom, I’m bored. What can we do?”10 Simple Ideas for Summer Fun with Your Kids
Summer is quickly approaching, and you may be looking for ideas on what to do with the kids once they are off from school. Here are some of our favorite kid crafts , activities , and ideas for Summer fun with the kids : 1. DIY Sponge Bombs – perfect for an impromptu sponge bomb bucket toss game!{ Click Here for a PDF to Print } { Click Here for a PNG to Print } { Click Here for the rest of this series } So… slightly slacker post from me today. I as out of town last week in Alabama and just got back. I prepped this while sitting in the Chicago airport waiting to get on a plane to go home. I posted Beneath the Waves in color last year in June.