With spring in full bloom here, we are still on a ladybug kick. (Remember this craft and this worksheet?) So, to keep my little Harrison happy, it’s another ladybug worksheet. You’ll find our Ladybug Matching Worksheet is perfect for preschool and kindergarten age kids as they practice counting, cutting and gluing. For more cutting exercises,…
Growing up, my family loved having Bubble Gum Blowing Contests — at parties, on family campouts, etc. So when my husband and I were looking for family reunion activity ideas for his family’s get together a few years ago, we decided to have a bubble gum contest. Everyone had a blast! More recently I was…
Going along with our Ladybug Math Worksheet from yesterday, we bet your kids will get a kick out of making their own Ladybug, complete with a mason jar home of her own. She’s the perfect pet!
Growing up in Phoenix I have often heard people talk about how we lack the seasonal changes. It’s true that things are a bit backwards here — barbecues and picnics are Fall and Winter activities for us. Our Fall doesn’t usually arrive until December or January. Of course no one would argue that Arizona is…
Grandpa and one of our new baby chicks. Happy Easter from our families to yours!
Dying Easter Eggs is a messy business — that’s party of the fun. Help contain some of the mess by giving freshly dyed eggs a spot to rest.
This week is my family’s Spring Break so I decided to create a worksheet that could appeal to my preschooler, kindergartener and second grader — that’s a pretty tall order! I know Attalie’s second grade class has been working on fractions so I designed this math worksheet thinking she could do it on her own….
Continuing with our week of Easter Basics… now that you have the recipe for perfectly hard-boiled eggs, we figured it would be fun to share how to make your own Easter Egg Dye. This recipe will come in handy should you forget to buy one of those packets with the dye tablets (like I did…
I think hard-boiling eggs is one of those things that is considered so basic you almost feel silly asking how to do it. Bettijo admitted to me a while ago that she didn’t really know how to hard-boil eggs, and we figured there may be some other Supermoms out there also wondering. So here is…
Inspired by the fairytale of Jack and the Beanstalk, your little ones will get a kick out of planting their own Magic Bean seeds. It’s really simple too, the hardest part is finding some of those coveted Magic Beans!
